English dresses are very fashionable, cute and colourful. They are known to display patterns or to be entirely colourful. Ideal to wear in spring or summertime with a long trench coat, they add style (and joy!) to your look. They have been popularised in the 1960s, also known as the Swinging 1960s, a period during which beehives and societal changes were rocking people’s lives. Essentially transpiring of Britishness, English dresses are absolutely rock’n roll. Supermodels such as Kate Moss wear them with great ease.
Here are 10 English dresses to wear this season.
Wear this lovely velvet floral wrap dress on a sunny afternoon. Edgy and stylish, this dress is ideal to wear with a leather jacket and a messy hairdo. Velvet is a very trendy and rich material. It has a vintage connotation to it: the dress is great to wear to a festival, or to complete an underground look.
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Ooze cuteness with this babydoll dress. Straight out of the 1960s, this dress is very easy to wear on a daily basis. It accentuates your waist without being too stretched. Just wear it with a nice pair of sunglasses, and you’ll look fabulous!
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This cute little dress is absolutely to die for! A little bit grunge, a little bit edgy, wear this plaid dress to be stylish this season.
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This long English dress has a lot of perks : it is colourful,it is long, and it is wearable with a lot of accessories and jackets. When you are in a rush on a Monday morning, just don’t think twice, grab that dress and go about your day.
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The Bardot dress is no stranger to any 1960s fan. Made famous by the legendary Brigitte Bardot, a French sex icon, this dress is great to wear on a summer day. Effortlessly sexy, the puff sleeves add some charm to your outfit. Elegant and glamourous, complete the look with a hat.
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This dress is great for many occasions: work, meeting with friends… The pockets add not only style, but practicality too! Comfortable, colourful, this A shape dress is casual and yet chic, and exudes a 1960s influence. Not dramatic at all, you will love wearing it during the day, and twisting it during your nights out.
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Yellow is a very trendy colour this season. Gingham is the epitome of the vintage 1960s pattern alongside the checkered one. This long dress accentuates your waist, and reminds you of Hollywood stars such as Natalie Wood or Audrey Hepburn ( although it is well-known, she loved Givenchy to bits). This dress is a Must have.
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This white collar dress takes you back to the 1960s, the short hairdos, the dramatic eyeliner and penny loafers. Be edgy, and underground in this dress. Sexy, it has a pin-up vibe to it. Ideal if you want to have a dramatic, and yet simple dress in your wardrobe. Pastel pink is very trendy.
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The Navy dress has a sporty influence to it. Very 1960s, very pin-up, you will love wearing this dress inspired by British subculture. You don’t need much to complete the look: a nice hairdo, black tights, and a pair of converse. Ideal to wear on a night out, and show off your fashion skills.
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This dress is absolutely fabulous! Definitely, your crush to be. This yellow dress will complement your look beautifully thanks to the bell shape and the round pockets. Complete the look with a nice pair of pumps and a black headband. This dress almost looks like Catherine Demeuve’s coats in the Umbrellas Of Cherbourg… so 1960s, so elegant.
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