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Spring means a few things. It means Fridays so sunny you’re tempted to sneak out of work at 4 p.m. It means routine trips to your local ice cream parlor. It means stocking up on all kinds of spring dresses—and sometimes even spring dresses on sale—because really, what piece of clothing is more fit for spring’s dreamiest days than a romantic, flowy, colorful sundress?
I know it feels like spring just got started—and by most definitions, it did. The spring equinox came and went on March 20, blessing us with the season we’d been looking forward to since temperatures started dropping last October. But in the retail world, spring—or at least, spring clothing season—kicked off in February. Avid online shoppers know retailers swapped their winter wares with spring-facing options while snowstorms still loomed overhead, leaving us all with a veritable plethora of spring clothing to admire while we remained bundled in our puffiest puffers and our coziest snow boots.
This seemed like a cruel joke at the time. How could we justify dropping dollars on chic dresses we wouldn’t be able to bust out for months to come? But there’s an upside to this situation that’s just now kicking in: Since spring selections hit retailers in February, they’re already getting marked down in April. In other words, there are a bunch of cute spring dresses on sale right the eff now—in the middle of the season, while there’s still plenty of time to wear them.
So go forth and shop the myriad spring dresses that await you. They’ll look great at happy hour, your local ice cream joint, or any other idyllic location you’re tempted to run off to while the sun is shining overhead.

All the fun of a sundress, all the effortless-chic style of a maxi dress.

Perfect for any outdoor party on your radar this season.

A dress fit for the office—and everywhere you’re going afterward.

Brunch beckons.

Fit for days at the park, beach getaways and basically every other photogenic spot imaginable.

Last year’s snake print trend meets this year’s slip dress trend.

Polka dot dresses are always a good idea.

The perfect low-key dress for everything from grocery runs to touristy walks.

A maxi that’ll look as good at date night as it would at a fancy gala.

A no-fail silhouette rendered in a no-fail textile—remind me why you don’t already own this?

Because animal prints aren’t strictly a summer affair.

A little smocked detailing goes a long way.

A more structured take on the endlessly trendy slip dress.

Sheer dresses are having a moment—stock up.

Who said velvet and spring had to be mutually exclusive?

The perfect party dress for any season.

A blank canvas for the most maximalist jewelry you own.

An easy way to inject a little edge into your office wardrobe.

The drop waist works wonders on this out-of-the-box midi dress.

It’s sparkly.

Does this ruffled maxi just make you want to salsa dance? (Or like, learn how to salsa dance?)

Buying this and styling it exactly like so.

Not your average spring floral dress.

A distinctly dreamy take on the slip dress—and one so pretty I kind of can’t stop staring.

I told you sheer dresses were having a moment. And this one’s just waiting to be layered atop any ensemble you throw together.

A floral dress for the fan of edge.

So comfy you might be tempted to live in it.

A frilly dress with just enough fun flair.

Leave it to House of Harlow 1960 to craft the spring date night dress of my wildest dreams.

Sure to play well with your more eye-catching necklaces, bracelets and earrings.

A floral dress sure to render you a walking work of art.

The LWD, reimagined for the fan of color.

Understatedly sexy.

Delightfully mod.

Aughts-inspired in a way that doesn’t skew regrettable. (Which, let’s be real, is quite the feat.)

Because the off-the-shoulder trend will never die.

Veritably stunning.

Because slip dresses aren’t only available in satin iterations.

Hard to resist a cinched waist—especially one that makes full use of 2019’s ruching trend.

A floral dress for the lover of all-black-everything.

A not-so-sheer take on the organza trend.

A sweater dress crafted with spring and summer in mind.

The most delightful maxi I’ve laid eyes on in a long, long time.

Another spring-worthy party dress, because black isn’t off the sartorial menu just because the sun is out.

A maxi that’ll take you anywhere.

The perfect way to inject a little color into your day-to-day rotation.

A nod to the enduring tropical print trend—without veering into over-the-top territory.

One of the smartest applications of 2019’s ruffle trend I’ve seen.

Because sweatshirt dresses are just as fun as (and perhaps even cozier than) short sleeve T-shirt dresses.

All kinds of fun.

Sure to pair as well with your favorite sneakers as it will with the chicest sandals you have on hand.

Fit for weddings, spring parties and fancy brunches, alike.

This dress fully understands how big patchwork promises to be this spring.

Because sleek shift dresses are always worth having around.

I’d be remiss not to include at least one gingham dress in this roundup, right?

A dress that’ll take you from day to night—so long as you have fun styling it.

The kind of thing a princess might wear in a modern-day fairytale.

Because tropical prints are basically my sartorial kryptonite.

Zoom in on this dress to see how crazy textured it is.

Um, definitely snagging this one with the matching scrunchie.

My new go-to interview dress.

A T-shirt dress with a little extra flair.

So ’70s. So cute.

A perfect low-key cocktail dress for any semi-fancy occasion on your radar this spring.
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