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How to Style The Attico: From Slip Dress to Sharp Tailoring

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How to, Style Guides

How to Style The Attico: From Slip Dress to Sharp Tailoring

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The Attico does one thing better than almost anyone: it makes getting dressed for the evening feel easy. The pieces are confident on their own, so styling them is less about building a complex look and more about choosing the right anchor. Here is how to wear The Attico, from the slip dress that started it all to the sharp tailoring the house is now known for.

Updated: June 2026
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Reviewed by: Luxury Handbags Editorial Styling Team. Every guide is vetted for luxury appropriateness, fabric integrity, and 2026 dress-code compliance.

How to style The Attico slip dress

The slip dress is the brand’s origin story, and it is still the easiest entry point. For evening, let it lead: a strappy sandal, a bold lip, and a small clutch is the whole look. To take a slip dress into daytime, layer a fine knit underneath, then add a tailored jacket on top, and swap the heel for a flat leather mule. A satin slip in black and ivory will carry you from a dinner to a party without a second outfit. Browse the options in designer dresses.

How to wear The Attico tailoring

The Attico cuts a blazer with attitude, often cropped, often worn with very little underneath. Pair it back with its matching trouser for a suit that reads sharp rather than corporate. Break the set and wear the jacket over a slip skirt and a lace top. A waist belt turns an oversized blazer into a defined silhouette. Start with jackets and blazers.

Day to night in one piece

A mini dress with a polo collar, a knit with a deep neckline, a pair of tailored shorts with a blazer: these are the pieces that move through a full day. The trick is restraint. Let one Attico piece be the focus and keep the rest of the look quiet, so a printed mini reads considered instead of costume. For separates, see tops and skirts.

Colour and print

The Attico mixes clean black, ivory, and grey with bold colour and the occasional animal print. If you are new to the label, start with a single-colour piece you will wear on repeat, then add a print once you know how you like to style it. A black slip dress and a sharp blazer are the two pieces that do the most work.

Sizing and fit

The Attico runs to Italian sizing. At Luxury Handbags this is shown on the UK ladder, so a UK 8 reads as IT 40, a UK 10 as IT 42, and so on up the run. Tailored pieces sit true to size. Slip and relaxed silhouettes follow a softer body line, so size with your usual measurements in mind and size up if you prefer more ease.

Where to start

Shop the full The Attico collection at Luxury Shoes , read the brand story in who is The Attico, and see the season’s best pieces in The Attico FW26 edit. For more dress styling, visit The Dress Edit.

Frequently asked questions

Does The Attico run true to size?

Tailored Attico pieces run true to size. Slip and relaxed styles follow a softer line, so take your usual size and size up if you want more ease.

What shoes go with an Attico slip dress?

A strappy heeled sandal is the classic choice for evening. For day, a flat leather mule keeps the look easy and grounded.

Is The Attico only for evening?

No. The slip dresses and minis are built for after dark, but the tailoring, knitwear, and separates work for day-to-night dressing.

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