This is because the verb s'habiller is a pronominal verb (je me habille), so they take être for the passé composé (and the participle has to agree with the gender and plurality of the noun).
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Uhm, thank you.
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Because you dressed YOURSELF. If you had dressed SOMETHING OR SOMEONE ELSE it would be avoir. Ex : J'ai habillé les enfants. There are several verbs like this suing both auxiliaries. Like "sortir" Ex: j'AI sorti la poubelle. je SUIS sorti(e).
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