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Roland Mouret - Roland Mouret's mastery of architectural forms is expressed by the one-shoulder silhouette of this extravagant indigo-navy Ritts gown, which is embellished with countless glittering paillettes. It's shaped with a single draped batwing sleeve which gently leads the eye to the asymmetric hem. Style it with gold jewellery and towering platform sandals for a party-ready look.

Dresses are the most-wanted wardrobe item for day-to-night dressing. From cool-tone whites to block brights, we've got the everyday skater dresses and party-ready bodycon styles that are perfect for transitioning from day to play. Minis, midis and maxis are our motto, with classic jersey always genius and printed cami dresses the season's killer cut - add skyscraper heels for a serioulsy statement look. Dress up or down in style with boohoo.

Stella McCartney recently watched the rereleased version of Yellow Submarine, and as a result, her Pre-Fall '19 collection is tinged with '70s nostalgia. Lined for coverage, this dress is cut from diaphanous plisse-georgette with reinforced tiers to create volume and movement. Take cues from the brand's presentation and style with platform brogues.

Max Mara - This gold lame Bacio dress is a glittering example of Max Mara's signature sophistication. It's Italian-crafted with a tactile plisse bodice and ruffled shoulders, is cinched by a braided belt and falls to a sweeping skirt. Style it with gleaming jewellery to heighten the opulent tone at your next evening event.

Saloni - Saloni's Indian influences are instilled in the lively colour and elegant patterns defining its collections, which includes this navy Tamara maxi dress. It's made from silk-blend crepe de Chine woven with a metallic floral jacquard and finished with ruffled trims to complement the flattering silhouette. Add a statement clutch and stiletto sandals for a confident party look.

Vetements - Demna Gvasalia references his grandmother as inspiration for Vetements' SS19 collection, which includes this black dress. It debuted on the runway and is crafted from pleated jersey patterned with a multicoloured floral motif, then finished with a satin sheen. Note the detachable shoulder pads that accentuate the sculptural silhouette. Style it with metallic accessories and ankle boots for a weekday ensemble.

Emilia Wickstead - Emilia Wickstead's Julie gown is tinted in an ivory hue that feels simply sophisticated. It's crafted from cloque, a textured fabric imbued with a touch of silk, and is adorned with two bows resting neatly on each shoulder before opening into a carefully pleated front. Style it with drop earrings and a handbag to attend a season-opening night.

Atlein - Designer and surfer Antonin Tron named Atlein as a tribute to the Atlantic Ocean and the natural world and this black dress reflects his penchant for fluidity and movement. Following the label's eco-conscious approach, it's made in France from deadstock stretch crepe partnered with asymmetric satin panels and conceived with an alluring cutout at the back. Wear it to attend an opening-night event with a clutch bag and stiletto sandals.

Valentino - Valentino's neon-green gown was the first pop of colour to grace the house's ethereal SS20 runway. It's crafted in Italy from three layers of lustrous chiffon and silk organza that form voluminous raglan-balloon sleeves and a full skirt that falls in gathered bands towards the train-length hem. Tie the neckline at the nape to draw focus to the scooped cutout back.

Sies Marjan - Sies Marjan's Virginia gown was showcased on the AW19 runway rendered in spectrum of watercoloured sherbet hues. Generously cut from fluid silk twill, it has a round neck and gathered shoulders with softly draped crossover pleats through the body - translated in a more subtle finish than the original version - and falls to an elegant floor-skimming silhouette. Keep your accessories understated and to a minimum.

Sara Battaglia - The elegant bow at the back of Sara Battaglia's white strapless gown reflects the label's modern approach to 1950s glamour. It's expertly crafted in Italy from wool-blend twill with stitched front pleats to create a relaxed silhouette that drapes to a sweeping hem. Style it with a satin clutch and shimmering jewellery for a high-profile event.

Erdem - Painterly floral patterns are a key theme in Erdem's Pre-AW19 collection, as demonstrated with this navy Franceline gown, which is adorned with the label's Leighton print. Made from whisper-weight silk georgette, it's shaped with lightly ruffled sleeves to a figure-skimming silhouette which falls to a floor-sweeping tiered hem. Team it with a clutch and stiletto sandals at a summer wedding.

Preen By Thornton Bregazzi - Preen by Thornton Bregazzi's pink Jane dress is enlivened with a bold acid-green print inspired by the British 1990s rave culture. Crafted from pleated double-layered georgette, it's shaped to an asymmetric style with a defined waist and directional gathering that drapes softly into a purposefully distressed raw hem. Keep the bold pattern in focus by teaming it with simple accessories.