We Found the Perfect Leather Dress — It’s Almost Sold Out

Emma Caldwell
September 27, 2026

We could say, without fear of being mistaken, that the dress is the quintessential garment in any season of the year. And to reaffirm this theory, each season arrives new designs, with colors, fabrics and cuts that are fully on trend, ready to become the wardrobe essentials.

It’s no accident that this garment always positions itself as one of the essential pieces for creating effective, and very flattering, looks without too much effort. And fortunately, you don’t have to rack your brain too much to find the most interesting designs within the autumn collections.

Our favorite brands, with Zara at the forefront, have already set the rules for us to triumph during the in-between period. Which design should we choose this season? Now more than ever, leather-effect dresses are in demand, with very simple designs and in neutral colors, such as cream or white. Don’t miss them!

Although this type of dresses are typically associated with formal-style looks, they also adapt very well to more casual outfits. Opt for sleeveless designs, midi cuts and waist draping to achieve an outstanding in-between-season look.

What colors should you choose this season? Light tones, such as cream or off-white, are always fail-safe for achieving a flawless result that withstands the test of time. If you want a well-rounded look, add simple accessories in light colors that do not take away the dress’s prominence.


Vestido blanco de Zara (35,95 euros)

White dress from Zara (€35.95)

The leather-effect dress is perfect for showcasing an autumn-flavored look in the coming weeks, until the cold arrives for good. This cream-colored option, recently launched at Zara, is almost sold out. It can’t look better!


Zapatos blancos de Zara (35,99 euros)

White Zara shoes (€35.99)

This type of accessories in light colors is a safe bet for any autumn look. This low-heeled design is one of the most coveted pieces in Zara’s collection. You can wear them with a dress or with pants.

Emma Caldwell
Emma Caldwell
I’m Clara Desrosiers, a writer and fashion editor based in Toronto. I founded Backdoor Toronto to explore the intersection of fashion, identity, and culture through honest storytelling. My work is driven by curiosity, community, and a love for the creative pulse that defines this city.