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Burgundy is emerging as autumn's easiest transitional shade, as one Zara dress has already demonstrated. When shopping the trend, look for rich, wine-toned shades over anything too red or too purple — that's what gives it the "elevated basic" feel rather than tipping into Christmas-party territory. Ribbed knits and midi lengths work hardest here, taking you from desk to dinner without an outfit change. Here are 7 of the best burgundy dresses on the high street right now. Shop the best burgundy dresses on the high street This ribbed knit skims rather than clings, and the crew neck keeps it office-appropriate. Style with slingbacks for after-work drinks or trainers for the school run. At under £35, it's proof burgundy doesn't need an occasion to earn its place. The belted waist and textured weave give this real shape, while the short sleeves make it genuinely transitional rather than strictly cold-weather. We love it with sunglasses and a crossbody bag for an instant city-break outfit. Oversized through the body with dropped shoulders, this rib-knit does the thinking for you. Wear it barefoot at home or add boots and a leather jacket for something outerwear-ready. The deep, merlot-wine shade is so on-trend, yet timeless at the same time. The button-through front and ribbed knit give this a polished, slightly nostalgic feel. It layers under a coat just as easily as it stands alone, and the fabric quality justifies the step up from typical high street pricing. The dress that started it all. Zara's ruffle detail and sultry leg slit give it a sophistication that has no business costing under £40. This is the one for dinner reservations, not the dancefloor. Pointelle knit is having a real resurgence, and this take on it might be the most wearable version we've seen this season. The A-line skirt swings rather than hugs — forgiving in all the right ways. The splurge of the line-up, but the shimmer running through the knit and the side leg slit make a strong case. Fitted enough to feel like a proper evening dress, and it photographs beautifully under evening light Kara Kia is the Ecommerce Editor for Women's Lifestyle at Hearst UK, leading Cosmopolitan UK's digital shopping strategy across fashion, beauty and lifestyle. With over eight years of experience as a journalist and editor, Kara specialises in skincare, makeup, haircare and helping women find their personal style — trying and testing every product she recommends. A trusted voice in fashion and beauty ecommerce, Kara's most-read guides include the best wedding dresses under £1000, the best affordable jewellery brands, the best Korean skincare products, and the best products for curly hair. She also covers major shopping events including Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day for Cosmopolitan, Red and Prima. Kara previously held the role of contributing Fashion and Beauty Ecommerce Editor at ELLE UK and Harper's Bazaar UK; before joining Hearst, she was Fashion Content Editor at NET-A-PORTER's Porter Magazine, Associate Editor at PopSugar, and wrote for Refinery29 and LOVE Magazine. An experienced interviewer, she has spoken to Zendaya, Alicia Keys, Simone Biles and Tyla about life, work and style. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica and formerly based in Toronto, Kara now lives in London. Follow Kara on Instagram @kara.kia