10 Sweet Floral Dresses For The Honey Bee Within You
Admittedly, you can never quite go wrong with floral dresses. You can dress them up or dress them down any way you wish, any way you deem worthy. During the blazing middle of summer, or the chilling middle of winter, you can wear them with sneakers or sandals, boots and tights, with leather jackets or cardigans, or simply wear them bare!
But really, there’s a certain vintage and classic charm about floral dresses. They remind us of scratchy old films of 1950s lovers, of young girls playing with their friends no matter their age. They have remained stylish and a staple part of the female wardrobe for decades, and there really is no way to fault a floral dress in any style, shape or form.
Floral dresses are easily dressed up or dressed down. But they are most exceptionally worn and appreciated during the spring time, let’s face it. Nothing captures your ‘salute to Spring’ like a lovely floral dress that gets you in the festive mood for the blossoming of flowers – such as tulips, cherry blossoms and so many more!
So to get you ready for Spring time, or perhaps if you wish to wear some of these floral dresses in the winter as well with a cozy and comfy jacket, tights and boots, we’ve compiled a list of 10 floral dresses. These dresses scream femininity and beauty, we’re sure you’ll be excited to wear them and showcase the honeybee within you.
1. Impassion Floral Flutter Dress
Spread your wings and let the butterfly within you soar in this gorgeous Impassion floral flutter dress from Piper and Scoot. The beauty of this dress is that the sleeves droop down over the shoulders, and the neckline is just high enough and sits at the neck.
These kinds of necklines are excellent for the chillier days, as they enables you to focus on warming yourself up with just a fuzzy jacket or coat instead of inner layers that may be necessary for low neckline floral dresses. Paired with a gorgeous hat like this, and a pair of ankle beige boots or similar, this is perfect for a Fall or Spring day.
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2. Castilo Jasmin Midi Floral Dress
Now this dress is giving us all the mid-1950s grape treading in the heart of Italy vibes. With a sweet little peasant blouse-shaped upper-half, this Castli Jasmin midi floral dress from Faithful The Brand is perfect for your travel needs. Imagine walking down the streets of Italy, Rome, France or Greece wearing this gorgeous little blue floral dress.
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3. Wrap and Cross Maxi Floral Dress
There’s something rather sexy and liberating about a wrap dress that allows you to show off your legs. And this wrap and cross maxi floral dress from Showpo is the perfect example of feeling free yet modest in a gorgeous long floral dress, but daring enough to show off some skin!
To dress this up, we’re thinking strappy heels that cascade all the way up the leg to show off your stems. And with the neckline that comes down just far off, we’re sure you’ll feel like the goddess you are in this one!
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4. Printed Ecru Dress
Sometimes simplicity is key when you want to dress a certain way. And that’s exactly what this printed ecru dress from Zara delivers. Simplicity in all forms.
No complicated necklines, or sleeves, but a short-sleeved, full maxi-length maxi dress with a large simple floral print all over the dress, this is the perfect everyday kind of dress to add to your wardrobe without thinking too hard about how to accessorise or dress it up.
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5. Beth V Back Dress
There’s something utterly gorgeous, sexy yet modest about a backless dress. Again, it feels liberating to show skin, and as you should! You are a goddess and should be proud to flaunt any inch of your body you want to. And this Beth V Back Dress from Nordstrom is an excellent way of saying “modest in the front, but liberated in the back!”
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6. The Sarah Dress
Floral dresses are uniquely and distinctly feminine. So why not truly get in touch with your feminine side with the gorgeous Sarah Dress from Nordstrom? This dress just screams and shouts a perfect summer’s day, and not much else is needed to glam up this dress, other than a pair of wearable comfy shoes and an effortless bag. Pink and elegant, this is the perfect summer’s day dress.
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7. Blush Pink Floral Dress
We just couldn’t help ourselves in adding another gorgeous blush pink floral dress from Lulu’s to this list. Pinks are extremely fashionable and trendy at the summer time. They are so effortlessly breezy to wear and allow for all kinds of accessorising. This gorgeous blush pink dress would be paired stunningly with a pair of heels and some statement earrings, and blush pink lipstick to complete the look.
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8. Dahlia Gown
You know you’re in for a treat when it’s no longer a dress but a gown. I mean hello? Can anyone say glamour? Or elegance? But really, you’re always in for a treat when it comes to the gorgeous brand Spell & The Gypsy Collective, born and thriving in Australia’s coast.
And the Dahlia gown is all kinds of wonderful. It has an ethereal, gypsy feel to it, and is perfect on the chillier days. Easily worn with a pair of long boots, or dressed down with a pair of sandals, this is perfect for any kind of weather.
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9. Sunflower Child Dress
Calling all sunflower children! This one is definitely for you. With a gorgeous boho-esque turquoise shade, this sunflower child dress from Stelly is an absolute must have for the summer. It is perfect for travelling or playing around on a gorgeous summer’s or spring day, with a neckline low enough to cascade multiple layers of necklaces.
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10. Picture Perfect Floral Mini Dress
Now this is like a daisy flower child’s dream. This “picture perfect” floral mini dress is the reason we adore floral dresses so much. They are easy to put on, effortless and so wonderfully feminine and colourful that there’s little left to do once they’re on. Pair this with some long necklaces and a pair of sneakers, and you’re ready for a summer festival or a spring market day!
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Do you prefer long or short floral dresses? Let us know in the comments down below!
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