What constitutes a really great Easter dress? A breezy print or a pretty pastel is a must. Something flowy is always nice as well as a fun, girly structure. But at the end of the day, it has to be a dress that you’d feel comfortable wearing to tea with your grandmother. That’s a tall order for you, Easter dress, but we know you’re out there somewhere. In fact, we even scouted a few that we’ve collected right here. Happy hunting!
1. Nicole Kwon
The curated collection of unique designers at Nicole Kwon’s West Village shop is enough to merit a visit, but the wealth of Clover Canyon’s colorful prints makes it an excellent place to hit during your Easter dress hunt.
2. Tootsies
With so many beloved contemporary designers under one roof, Tootsies is almost guaranteed to have something you’ll love for every occasion, including this flared racer back dress by Elizabeth & James. Head to Farfetch.com for more flattering, Easter-worthy designs found at Tootsies.
3. Stanley Korshak
When hunting down a pretty print or a flattering cut, Alice + Olivia is one of the first designers that comes to mind. While Dallas lacks an actual A+O storefront, you can still find plenty of Stacey Bendet’s designs around Dallas, including this Carrie Boatneck Dress at Stanley Korshak.
4. Five & Ten
Leave it to Victoria Beckham to bring us the perfect little pink Easter dress. Sure, at $895 this shift dress found at Five & Ten may not be the most casual of purchases, but there’s a reason Posh Spice’s outfits were the least embarrassing (by far!) in Spice World: the girl knows how to pick a timeless ensemble.
5. Anthropologie
Come on. Did you really think we could make an Easter dress shopping guide without Anthropologie? This floral frock by Erin Fetherston is just one of many options you’ll find at the bohemian chic mecca.
*Other shops to hit on your Easter dress hunt: Riffraff and Milk & Honey are perfect spots to pick up a reasonably priced maxi dress, while Cotton Island makes a great source for any campus-bound SMU students.
