Dress Up for Easter

All of these pretty, practical dresses can be worn throughout the upcoming season. Choose something that makes you smile.

Pink     left to right

Off-the-Shoulder Floral Embroidered Dress by Tadashi Shoji:  Straight contoured neckline Off-the-shoulder cap sleeves Inner grip trims Strapless-bra-friendly  Fitted bodice Attached elasticized waistband  Pleated A-line midi skirt  Allover floral-embroidered tulle overlay Concealed back zip with hook-and-eye closure Sale $330.20 

Sheath Dress w/ Cascading Side-Drape by Badgley Mishka: High neckline Short sleeve Hem hits around the knee Back center slit Invisible back zip Polyester/spandex $420.00

Floral Petal-Sleeve Sheath Dress by Badgley Mishka: High neckline 3/4 Petal Sleeve Hem hits around the knee Sheath silhouette Back zipper Polyester/spandex  $595.00

Blue     clockwise

Floral Jacquard Puff-Sleeve Belted Sheath Dress by Badgley Mishka: Bateau neckline. Puffed elbow sleeves. O-ring self-belted waist. Sheath silhouette.  Hem hits about at the knee. Back zip. Polyester/cotton. $495.00

Sylvia Belted Tea Length Dress: Zipper closure. Detachable belt. Structured neckline Short sleeves A-line silhouette Pockets. Lined polyester. Limited sizes. $745.00

Ines Embroidered Midi Dress by JS Collections: A line silhouette. Midi. Jewel neck Cap sleeves Partially lined 97% polyester, 3% nylon Back zipper closure $268.00 

Lace Midi Sheath Dress by Eliza J: Delicate and light texture Crewneck; Sheath silhouette Hidden back zipper closure. Also pale pink $168.00

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Left: Floral Chine Bow Strap Dress by Lela Rose: Tea-length dress adorned with romantic floral print features oversized bow detail at the back. V-neck Sleeveless Back zip closure Lied polyester. $2490.00

Right: Beaded Floral Embroidery Dupioni Dress by E. Shakti: Extra wide boat neck. Three-quarter length bell sleeves  2″ below the mid-calf length. Back zip with hook-and-eye closure. Inner shoulder bra strap keeps. Bodice darts to shape. Seamed waist. Side seam pockets. Lined in light polytaffeta, sleeves unlined. Polyester, woven dupioni, lightly textured slubs, light sheen, no stretch, midweight. $89.95

Featured items are selected by our editors simply because we like them and think you will too. Woman Around Town was not paid for featuring any item in this post.

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