Let’s be honest — early spring is not always as warm as we’d hope. Many of us are in a rush to embrace breezier styles like dresses and skirts, yet the crisp air still has us reaching for layers. Well, Sarah Jessica Parker just showed us that it’s not too early to break out a dress, that is, if you give this stylish trend a try.

At the Fall/Winter 2025-26 Fendi show in Milan, the And Just Like That… star wore a long-sleeve ribbed knit dress in a midi silhouette that’s so practical for spring weather.

Parker isn’t the only famous face to wear a ribbed knit dress — Kelly Clarkson broke out the style between summer and fall, proving that the number is a smart between-season staple. The long sleeves and midi silhouette provide coverage and warmth while the  breathable ribbed knit allows for airflow. Plus, it’s easy to layer beneath denim jackets or cardigan sweaters.

Get ahead of spring with these ribbed knit midi dresses from Amazon, Nordstrom and more that look just like Parker’s and start at $24.

Knit Dresses Inspired by Sarah Jessica Parker

Quince Cashmere Ribbed Midi Dress

For those looking to recreate Parker’s look, now you can with this ribbed knit dress from Quince. It comes in a crewneck style like the actress’s that keeps your neck and chest covered. The hem skims your shins, allowing you to show off your spring shoes whether you dress the style up with booties or down with white sneakers.

Arach&Cloz Ribbed Knit Midi Dress

Reese Witherspoon has been breaking out V-neck sweaters, and you can combine the two trends with a ribbed knit dress that has a deep V-neck. The neckline shows a subtle amount of skin, making it an ideal choice for winter-to-spring wear. One five-star Amazon reviewer called it “comfortable” and “flattering.” It’s available in eight seasonal colors like beige, pink, and purple.

Julia Jordan Variegated Rib Long Sleeve Midi Dress

If you like the bouncy hem on Parker’s dress, snag this lookalike that comes with ruffles that make it so flowy. It has a collar, V-neck, and buttons that make it breathable and preppy. The ribbed knit stitching is elegant and practical for spring weather. And it’s machine-washable for an easy clean.

Start embracing dresses again with more ribbed knit styles that remind us of Sarah Jessica Parker’s recent fashion week look below.

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Madewell Ribbed Long-Sleeve Midi Dress, $111 with code MADEBETTER

Lulus Everyday Ribbed Knit Sweater Dress

Reformation Luka Knit Dress

Quince Tencel Rib Knit Long Sleeve Dress

Drew Barrymore is learning from Mindy Kaling’s mistake.

The talk show host referred to Meghan Markle by her Sussex surname in a preview of Thursday’s installment of her eponymous talk show.

“This is the Fast Five with Meghan Sussex,” Barrymore, 50, said at the start of a segment.

The introduction came one day after the Duchess of Sussex made headlines for correcting Kaling on her “With Love, Meghan” Netflix show when the “Office” star referred to her as “Meghan Markle.”

The “Suits” alum, 43, laughed while pointing out how “funny” it was that Kaling, 45, repeatedly called her that.

She said, “You know I’m Sussex now.”

Markle went on to explain how “meaningful” it felt to share a surname with her children — Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

Page Six reported in February that the little ones last names had been changed to Sussex.

“You have kids and you go, ‘No, I share my name with my children,’” Markle said in the second episode of the series. “It just means so much to go, ‘This is our family name, our little family name.’”

Kaling replied, “Now I know. And I love it.”

In a cover story published Monday, Markle similarly opened up to People about why it “meant a lot” to have the last name in common with her kids.

“It’s our shared name as a family. I love that that is something that Archie, Lili, H and I all have together,” she gushed, referring to husband Prince Harry by her nickname for him.

Elsewhere in her “Drew Barrymore Show” interview, Markle told viewers why she feels “very lucky” to be married to the Duke of Sussex, who has promised to “always date” her.

“We have this connection, I think, because we’re so committed to treating each other the same way you did before you had a ring on it, before it was locked down — when you’re just courting each other and you can see all the good and joy in that butterfly period,” she explained.

“That’s, I think, what keeps things really alive,” the former actress concluded.

Kate Cassidy is getting candid about dealing with the death of her late partner Liam Payne.

The 25-year-old influencer said it’s been “really hard to accept” losing Payne in a tearful interview while discussing how she’s been coping since his death on U.K. morning show Lorraine on Wednesday, March 5.

“I find myself talking about him so much in the present tense … I don’t even feel the need to correct myself because that’s part of my healing journey,” said Cassidy. “I’m still working on accepting the fact that he’s not here anymore, so it’s hard for me to refer to him in the past tense.”

“When I do refer to him in the past tense, it almost stings that little bit more,” she continued, getting emotional. “I never would have thought that I would be talking about him in the past tense, so it’s definitely really hard to accept.”

Cassidy said in the interview that “sometimes it’s hard for me to get out of bed in the morning” and that she has “my better days [and] harder days.”

“It is really hard. I’ve never lost anybody before close to me so this is my first time dealing with anything like this and going through this grief and healing journey,” she said. “…I am trying to do my best. I have my better days, I have my harder days. But I’m surrounded by such a great support system.”

Payne died at age 31 after falling from a balcony in Buenos Aires on Oct. 16, 2024. 

Cassidy added while appearing on Lorraine to support their March4March campaign that her dog Nala, who she shared with Payne, has “helped with her healing journey” since losing him by prompting her to get out of the house and go for walks every day.

“Whether it’s a five-minute walk or 20-minute walk, first thing in the morning [it] just wakes me up and refreshes my mind,” she said. “Instead of laying in bed all day just scrolling through social media or old photos, it gets me out of bed and really, really helps my mindset and my mental health.”

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Cassidy shared that she is “trying to be as productive as I can,“ doing “small things like yoga” to also help improve her headspace and thanked her “friends [and] family, just for being there for me.”

She added of Payne, “I’ll always have so much love for him … His presence was just comforting and warming and that’s something that I’ll never forget about him.”

Cassidy’s latest interview comes after she gave her first interview since Payne’s death with U.K. newspaper The Sun last month and said that she wished she had stayed with him in Argentina rather than returning to their home in Florida.