Rock The Floral Dress Trend All Year Round With Our Top Picks

You won’t regret splurging on this Somerset maxi dress. It’s super versatile and can be worn for almost any occasion from a spring wedding to a beachy vacation. I love it, especially for spring bc its cotton fabric is breathable and light for those warmer days. The pin-tucked hemline isn’t too tight that your bodice is suffocating but still snug to hold up the girls (if you’re forgoing a bra). The not-too-poofy puff sleeves and smocked waist give it a romantic cottagecore vibe, which is tots on trend for spring weather.

Brb, I’m adding this to my cart. Because this floral mini dress is so *stunning* that I need to wear it for the ‘gram (and my wallet too, of course). It’s naturally a summer dress because it shows off e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g. But it’s not sheer, despite its see-through appearance. It’s stitched with voile fabric but is fully lined so no accidental flashes.

Shopping for fall and winter floral dresses is a struggle since most options aren’t warm enough for cold weather. But this Zuri Wrap dress from Daughters of India is an exception. It’s 100 percent cotton and has a dramatic skirt, self-tie closure, and small ruffled trim. The tan, bronze color makes it perf for fall and you can pair it with ankle boots and knit weather to complete the look. If you’re not sold already, did we mention it also has pockets?? 10/10.

Remember when I said winter floral dresses are literally impossible to find? Yeah, I was wrong bc I was looking on Rent the Runway for a good winter gown when I stumbled on this floral maxi. It’s cold-weather proof with long sleeves and thick, velvet fabric. The V-neckline and thigh-high slit are more on the sexy side but the printed florals tone it down and make it more elegant.

I’m in love with this corset cocktail dress because it flatters your frame, even if you have a square body shape and no curves (lol, me). Unlike a bodycon dress that fits snugly, this House of CB maxi contains a built-in wire bra and corset to accentuate your bust, but has a loose hemline for easy walkability. The powermesh lining helps give the illusion of a slim, hourglass figure.

Google Barbiecore and I promise this babydoll dress will be the first result. It’s super romantic with the puffiest sleeves and floral ribbon print. Pair it with ballet slippers (to hone in on the balletcore aesthetic), strappy sandals, or all-white sneakers if you want to dress it down.

For the girlies who want to look romantic but with a little coverage. Say hello to this Petites Marguerite dress. The sweetheart neckline and side slit will accent your sensuality, while the midi length keeps a touch of modesty. The charmeuse silk fabric means the dress feels lightweight and nice on your skin, which is a must (!) for hot and humid summers.

A romantic dress is the right choice for a day of love. This Anthropologie pick has an A-line silhouette, a loose sweeping skirt, and a sheer overlay embellished by floral needlework. It can’t get more lovey-dovey than this.

A Kaftan dress is breathable and comfy and the most obvious choice for the beach. What we love the most about this Madewell Kaftan dress is its wearability. Style it up with white block heels and a clutch for a night out. Or, grab some sandals and a floppy hat and relax in style on a tropical beach. Both options sound good to me.

This midi dress is the staple your closet has been begging for. The zipper closure comes in handy since the straps aren’t adjustable. The loose fit and cotton material feel lightweight and breathable, making it optimal for daily errands and casual outings. We only wish it had pockets (boo) but a white tote matches well, so we really can’t complain.

This cotton midi dress is corporate America-approved for its knee-length and full-length sleeves. But it’s The Quality Edit approved for its dainty lemon print and flattering fit. We’re not wearing boring officeware in 2024, so add this Amy Cotton shirt to your cart, stat!

If there’s one dress to buy on this list, it’s this one! Honestly, it looks like something out of Carrie Bradshaw’s closet, and if that doesn’t scream glam, then idk what does. The front and back cutouts show just the right amount of skin to excite your partner. Straps are pencil-thin to accentuate your collar bones but can be adjusted to provide support since wearing a bra is out of the question. The poppy pattern is so vibrant that it draws eyes and makes the dress stand out even more.

It’s a crime to humanity that most formal dresses stay away from bold and bright colors. Honestly, vibrant colors show personality and that’s exactly what is needed at stuffy dinners. So, the next time you’re dining for a special occasion, we suggest wearing this strapless tulle ensemble from Nordstrom. The frothy tulle and strapless sweetheart neckline are princessy but elegant and the lilac color and floral pattern are dainty and romantic. You’ll certainly turn heads with this non-traditional formal getup.

Okay, so this dress from Anthropologie doesn’t have a floral pattern but is actually embellished with flowers. But it’s close enough in our opinion. Especially since this Mahila dress looks made for vacation with its golden bedazzled sunflower ornaments and pullover style (so you grab and wear it on the go).

A cream-colored floral maxi maternity gown with a squared neckline, empire waist, and opaque puff sleeves? It’s giving Bridgerton meets country living. Wear this bb casually or for a special event like a baby shower—it’s understated and classic enough to pair nicely with any popular aesthetic or style.