Chic Fall Wedding Bridesmaid Dresses Perfect for Any Autumn Vibe

If you want a modern, structured look, the Xscape One-Shoulder Scuba Crepe Maxi earned 6.5/10 during our review. The sculpting scuba crepe, full lining, and hidden back zip create a smooth, formal fit, while the ruffled one-shoulder and subtle mermaid shape add drama in black for fall evenings. We found sizing can run small and the dry-clean-only care adds cost; note a few isolated reports of shipping damage. Compared with satin gowns like Alfred Sung, it's crisper and more architectural, but similarly priced.

$248.00

at Nordstrom

At $39.99, the Jenny Yoo Inesse is tempting, but it landed 4.5/10 in our testing due to inconsistent sizing, costly alterations, and final-sale risks at Luxe Redux. The luxe chiffon and classic V-neck A-line are flattering, and the movement photographs beautifully in Rose, Navy, or Soft Blush. Still, our experience shows the fit can be unpredictable—only buy if you can tailor locally and don’t need returns. For a more dependable chiffon option, the After Six dress scored higher at 8/10.

$39.99

at Luxereduxbridal

At $99, the Azazie A-Line/Princess Square Neck Floor-Length Chiffon Bridesmaid Dress earned an 8/10 in our review for its value and huge color range—shown here in Black but perfect for dialing in autumn palettes beyond basic neutrals. The square neckline and flowy chiffon give a polished, comfortable look that reads formal without feeling fussy. In our testing, sizing ran inconsistent and the made-to-order process can add up to four weeks, so order early and budget for tailoring. Compared with pricier satin options, it's a smart, season-right choice.

$99.00

at Azazie

Craving classic fall glamour? The Xscape Off-the-Shoulder Velvet Gown scored 7.5/10 in our review for its richly hued burgundy velvet, elegant neckline, and fully lined fit-and-flare construction with a smooth hidden zipper. It’s dry-clean only and often needs a hem, and the fitted shape can feel snug—plan time for tailoring and consider shapewear. Compared with the Vince Camuto velvet (6.5/10), this floor-length style reads more formal for evening ceremonies while still allowing comfortable movement.

$178.00

at Nordstrom

Revelry's Gwen Velvet scored 6/10 in our testing—on-theme for fall with a soft, lustrous finish in Dusty Rose and a flattering A-line V-neck that offers modest coverage. Built-in cups and vertical boning add support, though our experience shows the structure won't suit every bust shape. Customers report inconsistent sizing, slow fulfillment, and some construction quirks that can complicate alterations, so order early. If you love velvet on a budget, it's a value alternative to the luxe Jenny Yoo for under $100, with trade-offs to consider.

$98.00

at Shoprevelry

For expecting bridesmaids, the Jenny Yoo Addison Maternity earned a well-deserved 8/10 in our testing thanks to its higher empire waist, elegant cowl neckline, and luxe satin that skims rather than clings. The copper hue is autumn-perfect, but satin can show water spots, and Jenny Yoo sizing often runs large—build in time for alterations. Made-to-order lead times can be long, so order early. Compared with non-maternity styles, this column gown delivers comfort and polish through every trimester.

$305.00

at Bellabridesmaids

Among budget satin picks, the Birdy Grey Lydia earned a 7/10 for its flattering V-neck mermaid silhouette and matte finish that photographs beautifully. In our review, the drape felt more secure than the Carrie, though some shoppers still reported inconsistent sizing and the occasional seam issue. Plan for minor tailoring and double-check measurements before ordering. The olive tone reads perfectly fall, and at $125 it balances value and polish for bridal parties mixing standard and plus sizes.

$125.00

at Birdygrey

Our top-rated choice at 10/10, the Jenny Yoo Logan wowed us in testing with plush stretch velvet, a flattering V-neck, and an easy A-line that moves beautifully for dancing. The emerald hue is quintessential fall, and the fabric's give makes it more comfortable than many structured satin styles. Expect floor-length hemming for most heights and possible alterations due to made-to-order timelines. It's a splurge next to Azazie or Revelry, but the quality and drape feel undeniably special for autumn formality.

$310.00

at Bellabridesmaids

On a budget but want photogenic satin? The Birdy Grey Carrie in Mist Blue scored 6/10 in our review: the matte satin drapes smoothly, comes in tons of colors, and the column, scoop-neck silhouette is easy to style for different venues. We did see reports of seams or straps failing after one wear and occasional shade mismatches—order together and inspect on arrival. If reliability is key, the Lydia (7/10) felt more consistent, but Carrie can still be a pretty, wallet-friendly pick.

$135.00

at Birdygrey

For sleek black-tie vibes, the Lisa Luxe Satin Maxi in Black scored 7/10 in our review for its polished satin, halter neckline, and open-back column silhouette that glides to the floor. Just note satin can spotlight wrinkles and minor spills, so a travel steamer and blotting cloths help, and the open back limits bra options to stick-ons. Hemming may be necessary for shorter bridesmaids. It’s not our highest scorer, but it delivers striking drama when you want an ultra-modern fall look.

$198.00

at Showmeyourmumu

The Vince Camuto Twist Front Velvet Dress earned a 6.5/10 in our testing for its flattering fit-and-flare shape, V-neck, and plush, fall-friendly fabric. The knee-length cut is easy to move in, but long sleeves can feel warm indoors, and you may need to size up for the best fit. Dry-clean care is likely, so budget accordingly. Compared with the more formal Xscape velvet (7.5/10), this olive option is great for church ceremonies, cocktail-hour receptions, and chillier outdoor photos.

$148.00

at Nordstrom

For a budget-friendly fall option, the Lulus Long Sleeve Maxi scored 7/10 in our testing thanks to its elegant V-neck, floaty chiffon, and inclusive sizing up to 3X with supportive tailoring details. The column silhouette photographs beautifully in black for evening ceremonies. Our experience shows the non-stretch fabric can feel snug and sleeves run long, so consider sizing up and planning for simple alterations. Compared with made-to-order chiffon styles, it's a quick, stylish pick if you're on a tight timeline.

$88.00

at Lulus

Looking for a classic bridesmaid look with movement? The After Six Deep V-Neck Chiffon Maxi earned an 8/10 in our testing for its flattering A-line silhouette, lightweight chiffon drape, and inclusive size range (including plus and extra length). The deep V and thin spaghetti straps are pretty but may require fashion tape or an adhesive bra, and it’s dry-clean only. Compared with lower-scoring satin options, this Vineyard Green style felt more forgiving, especially for long ceremonies and lots of photos.

$200.00

at Dessy

Love a classic, formal moment? During our review, the Alfred Sung Strapless A-Line Satin Gown scored 7.5/10 for its timeless silhouette, sleek strapless neckline, and rich satin that shines in autumn jewel tones like Midnight or Evergreen. We found the fit can run small and strapless styles often need added support or tailoring, and satin shows wrinkles more readily. While pricier than value picks like Azazie, it delivers elevated polish for black-tie ceremonies—just plan for careful care and a professional fit.

$283.00

at Bellabridesmaids

While the beaded glamour is tempting, this Adrianna Papell formal dress earned just 4.5/10 in our review due to reliability concerns. Multiple buyers report beads and sequins loosening over time, and the floor-length silver tulle sheath often needs hemming on average heights. We found the cowl-style, scoop neckline is pretty for photos, but the risk of shed embellishment makes it a tough pick for a long wedding day. For similar sparkle with fewer worries, consider structured options like Xscape instead.

$91.00

at Poshmark

Our top-rated choice at 9.5/10, the Twobirds Rosewood Convertible Ballgown wowed us with a stretchy jersey that’s comfortable for hours and ties that transform into dozens of necklines. During our review, the multiple lengths made pairing with different heels easy, and the rich rosewood flatters most autumn palettes. The tradeoff is a learning curve—practice the ties and secure with fashion tape. Even so, it outperformed pricier satin options for fit flexibility across body types and changing maternity needs.

$150.00

at Poshmark

If you’re drawn to ethereal tulle, the Annabelle Convertible earned 5.5/10 in our testing—gorgeous movement, a sweetheart bodice, and versatile panels, but notable fit and durability caveats. It runs at least one size small, so we recommend ordering up (or two sizes if possible), and the delicate tulle snags easily on jewelry. At $45 from Simply Borrowed Dresses, it’s budget-friendly for a one-night rental vibe. For reliability, the Twobirds convertible rated higher, though Annabelle’s Dusty Lavender color is undeniably romantic for fall.

$45.00

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