Imagine wearing this dreamy, floral number to the farmer’s market with a fresh bouquet in hand, the sun shining, and the air filled with the scent of ripe produce and fresh herbs. (Honestly, what a great Instagram photo opp, TBH?) Pair it with sandals or sneakers to complete the breezy look.

There’s just something about gingham and spring that go hand-in-hand. Maybe it’s the picnic vibes? Whatever it is, this halter silhouette is radiating the perfect springtime energy—from the pattern to the deep V-neck and its open-back design. It makes for a chic brunch look or an elevated date night outfit!

It’s the details that make this pink moment even chicer. The flutter sleeves! The detachable belt that allows you to customize the fit! The two side pockets!! I wouldn’t be surprised if you end up wearing this one all season long.

A non-negotiable for my spring wardrobe? A stylish, short, and most importantly, breathable dress that I can just slip on to wear on my daily matcha run, grocery trips, and walks around my neighborhood. But I also love that I can dress it up for more formal outings by adding heels and some statement accessories. It’s also available in 16 other fun colorways if you love it so much that you want it in different hues!

With a nearly five-star rating, it’s no surprise that this collared sweater dress has won hundreds of people over. Its soft, lightweight fabric feels incredibly cozy against the skin, making it perfect for the unpredictable spring weather. All this quiet luxury look is missing? A cashmere sweater to wear over the shoulders and ballet flats!

This versatile staple can be styled in countless ways to match any aesthetic. Pair it with cowboy boots for a western coquette vibe or some combat boots to add some edge.

Is it truly spring if you’re not wearing a yellow dress? The sunny hue just screams sunshine, joy, and warmth! I’m totally sold on the bubble skirt too. You’ll catch me wearing it on repeat with a sleek bun, strappy heels, and a fun little bag.

A linen dress is perfect for the unpredictable spring weather. The fabric is breathable, lightweight, and absorbent (where my fellow sweaty girls at?)—ideal for those days when it’s warm and sunny, yet breezy. Its natural airflow keeps you comfortable, ensuring you never feel hot or stuffy. I love this blue striped number for its airy and fresh vibe.

A silky button-up dress like this one will be a game-changer when you have some dressier events to attend this spring—trust me. While it may seem like a simple look, the lustrous satin fabric elevates it. Customers have raved about its stretchiness and breathable comfort. Round it out with some strappy sandals, pointed-toe heels, or wedges.

I, too, can’t believe this is an Amazon gem! And for less than 35 bucks? Sign me up. The hoop skirt and sleeves add a playful touch to this pastel mini.

A spring dress that’s cute and appropriate enough for the office yet fun enough for happy hour is my corporate fashion dream. (There’s nothing I hate more than having to lug around a heavy tote packed with all my work things and an extra outfit.) And this sleek, sleeveless sweater dress checks all those boxes. The gold buttons down the middle give it that extra, leveled-up oomph.

For those breezy spring days, opt for a cozy long-sleeve silhouette that still offers plenty of airflow, keeping you warm while still looking dressed for spring. And its loose, flowy design provides a relaxed fit, ensuring you never feel constricted—basically, you’ll have all the freedom to move!

Everybody talks about LBDs, but how about an LWD (ahem, little wrap dress). It’s cute, it’s versatile, and it’s adjustable, given it’s wrap design..

Form-fitting dresses are cute and everything, but a loose-fitting dress? The comfort levels are unmatched. And I’m particularly obsessed with this one. The stripes! The puff sleeves! The contrasting collar! It’s the perfect fusion of comfort and style, giving you that relaxed feel while looking effortlessly chic.

Polka dots and soft pink make a match-made-in-heaven spring duo, don’t you think? And this coquette-meets-cottagecore maxi dress is proof of that.