In 1926, Coco Chanel introduced the little black dress in a Vogue feature, which was compared to “Chanel’s Ford”, accessible to everyone. At the time, the LBD made a big statement, as black attire was associated with mourning and not a color of choice for day dressing. The LBD quickly became an elegant and sophisticated choice due to its simplicity, making it a versatile wardrobe additional, suitable for day or night.

Vogue's Favorite LBD

The Flouncy LBD Chloé flared mini dress Jump to review $3,990

CHLOÉ

The Velvet LBD Khaite Aleena dress Jump to review $2,200

KHAITE

The Knit LBD Gap CashSoft turtleneck sweater dress Jump to review $100

GAP

An enduring icon of style, memories of little black dresses exist in film, fashion, and pop culture: They span Audrey H

See Full Page