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Easter outfit ideas for every occasion in 2025

Discover stylish looks for church services, brunches, and Easter egg hunts in 2025...

Updated: April 3, 2025
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Good news for pastel enthusiasts and anyone in need of an excuse to dress up: spring has officially sprung, and Easter is hopping into view.

While Christmas may demand a red-carpet-level performance (complete with sequins, stress, and strategic socialising), Easter arrives with a softer, sunnier touch. It’s a holiday that favours florals over formality and invites us to celebrate new beginnings—with chocolate in one hand and a mimosa in the other. 

From sacred Sunday services to breezy brunches and spirited egg hunts, this long weekend is the perfect time to debut a fresh spring look. After all, what better way to honour the season of renewal than with a wardrobe refresh?

So, what’s the dress code for Easter?

Traditionally, Easter leans into lightness—pastels, florals, and airy silhouettes that mirror the first blooms of the season. Think lavender slip dresses, mint green separates, buttery yellow knits—basically, if it looks like it belongs in a chic garden party hosted by a very stylish bunny, you're on the right track.

Cold snap? No problem.

With Easter arriving early this year, don’t be afraid to layer up in a pastel power suit or reach for a cozy knit in a spring-approved hue. (Insider tip: yellow is the breakout shade of the season.)

Emili Sindlev wears a white floral print T-shirt and midi skirt © Getty
Easter is the best time of year to embrace florals

Whether you’re dressing for a pew, a picnic, or a perfectly curated Instagram post, we’ve curated five foolproof outfit ideas to suit every Easter agenda—and yes, they’re as joyful as a Cadbury Creme Egg at the bottom of your bag.

What is the best colour to wear on Easter?

Traditionally, Easter embraces soft pastels and light, airy fabrics. Think breezy dresses in lavender, mint green and sunshine yellow.

Do we wear special clothes on Easter?

Although there is no theological necessity to dress up, the significance of the holiday is marked by donning our “Sunday best,” that means sprucing up in smart floral dresses and elegant pastels.

What to wear at Easter?

Floral prints and springtime patterns add a touch of whimsy to the occasion. There are also plenty of ways to accessorise with a nod to the occasion, think bunny charms and touches of gingham.

Whether you're attending an Easter church service, hosting a delightful brunch, or venturing out for springtime fun, we’ve put together a selection of outfits that easily reflect the joy of the season….

Best Outfits To Wear This Easter:

Butter Yellow Babe

 Think: if Gwyneth Paltrow’s pantry were an outfit. This lemon sorbet top and creamy flare trouser combo is clean-girl energy personified. The ruched ballet flats and floral beaded bag add just the right amount of twee, without giving toddler-on-Easter-morning. Gold hoops keep it quietly luxe. It’s polished but playful—ideal for a bougie brunch, your granny's church pew, or wherever you need to look angelic and extremely well moisturised.

A breezy, buttery yellow knit top pairs with creamy flared trousers. Soft leather ballet flats hug the feet, while a floral beaded handbag adds texture. Simple gold hoop earrings complete this fresh, cheerful, and comfortable Easter morning ensemble.

Top: £55 - M&S

Trousers: £150.00 - Reiss

Shoes: £19.99 - H&M

Bag: £45.00 - Next

Earrings: £68.00 - Mejuri

Picnic Gingham Playset

This black-and-white gingham jumpsuit is what happens when Little House on the Prairie gets a Glossier sponsorship. With stretchy smocking, flutter sleeves, and woven heels, it’s comfortable enough to sit cross-legged in the grass but cute enough for candids. The Easter-themed earrings and acrylic claw clip give it that "I packed my own charcuterie" vibe. Best worn to a park picnic, egg hunt, or anywhere you’ll be complimenting someone’s homemade lemonade.

A black-and-white gingham jumpsuit with smocked bodice and flutter straps offers a fitted but flexible feel. Woven heels and a wicker bag add rustic charm. Playful fruit-shaped jewelry and a glossy claw clip bring quirky energy—perfect for outdoor fun.

Jumpsuit: £45.00 - Accessorize

Bag: £75.00 - Dune

Shoes: £44.99 - H&M

Earrings: £21.50 - Short Story

Hair Clip: £12.00 - The White Company

Classic Garden Dress

A floaty, smocked green sundress with tiny florals and a square neckline? Yes please The shape is flattering, the texture is soft, and the vibe is “I made this cake from scratch” even if it came from a box. The crochet tote and sage heels lean into vintage in the best way. And yes, the gold bunny charm is pure Easter-cor - —but elevated. Ideal for garden parties, afternoon tea, or twirling near a hydrangea bush.

A mint-green smocked sundress in soft cotton with tiny floral prints flows gently to the ankles. It’s paired with delicate heels and a crochet tote. A smooth gold bunny charm necklace adds a sweet, whimsical detail to this romantic look.

Dress: £344.00 - Dôen

Bag: £45.00 - Abercrombie & Fitch

Shoes: £39.99 - Zara

Necklace: £70.00 - Lily Charmed

Blushing Blazer Set

It’s equal parts Easter bunny and Copenhagen street style. The floral socks peeking out of moccasins? Very fashion student with a side of serotonin. Add a cream structured bag and you’re ready for an Easter lunch that turns into spontaneous rooftop drinks. Perfect for when you want to look like you’ve got your life together—even if you still Google "how to boil an egg."

A tailored, pale pink blazer with matching shorts feels structured yet light. Floral socks peek from soft suede loafers. A textured cream handbag and the crisp fabric of the suit create a polished, playful outfit ideal for a dressy spring outing.

Blazer: £280.00 - Reiss

Shorts: £140.00 - Reiss

Bag: £650.00 - Aspinal

Shoes: £820.00 - Saint Laurent

Socks: £3.99 - New Look

The Effortless Spring Skirt

This sheer, petal-printed skirt floats with every step, while the bow-tie knit top is peak coquette-core. Crystal statement earrings and barely-there heels keep it sparkly but not saccharine. Great for romantic dinners, pastel-themed parties, or any scenario where you plan to make an entrance- and maybe a soft launch on Instagram.

A sheer, flowing cream skirt printed with watercolor pink flowers moves gently with each step. A knitted bubblegum-pink top with three bow ties adds charm. Delicate heels and rhinestone floral earrings bring sparkle to this dreamy, ultra-feminine Easter outfit.

Bag: £45.00 - Peppermayo

Shoes: £35.99 - Mango

Earrings: £38.00 - Butler & Wilson

Skirt: £680.00 - Simone Rocha

Top: £29.99 - Zara

Why you should trust me:

With over 10 years in the fashion industry, I've worn countless trends and helped others discover their perfect spring looks. As an editor and journalist, I'm constantly sifting through the latest trends to find the most flattering and on-point pieces for the season. Whether you love romantic florals or cool denim vibes, I've got the insider tips to put together a spring wardrobe that makes you feel confident and stylish.

How We Picked the Perfect Easter Outfits for You:

Focus on Festivities:  I've curated this selection with the Easter holiday in mind, opting for styles that also complement the spring season's cheerfulness and pastel colour palettes.

Fashion & Function:  We know Easter often involves activities beyond just an Easter Egg hunt. These outfits combine comfort and style, ensuring you look your best throughout the day.

Something for Everyone:  I understand personal style preferences vary. This edit offers a range of options, from delicate and feminine silhouettes to more  trendy looks. Whether you prefer a saccharine frock or a dressed down approach, we've got the perfect Easter outfit ideas to complete your wardrobe.

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