These 29 Spring Dresses Look Just Like Luxury Without the High Price Tag

We’ve officially entered the time of year when an effortless and easy dress is the ultimate outfit formula. Whether you need dresses for work or for your next vacation, there are plenty of options in new arrivals to choose from right now. Slip dresses, linen frocks, and sequin minis? Check. And while I love Jacquemus and Khaite, I’ve focused on more budget-friendly options for this shopping roundup. But don’t worry, these dresses still have a luxe look to them. After scrolling through many pages, I’ve found 25 gems that people might mistake for designer

Simplify your spring and summer dressing with one of the options below. On the days when you struggle to put an outfit together, you’ll be grateful for your purchase and for me sharing these finds with you. Keep scrolling and let the 29 dresses ahead speak for themselves.

Designer silhouette at a Zara price.

This piece may be simple, but it’s perfect in every way. And after seeing our editor-in-chief wear it, you’ll be fully convinced too.

If you want to pin down that “quiet luxury” look, COS should be your go-to. 

Red is the “it” color of the year, and Zara’s taken note.

The best part about this dress? You can wear the cut-outs in the back or the front, depending on your mood. 

Mega sale!

Simplicity at it’s finest.

Found: Your new favorite party dress. (Plus, it’s under $100!)

A lightweight trench coat would pair perfectly with this structured mini.

The color! The neckline! The sillhouette!

The accentuated waist on this dress is just divine.

Yes, I’m still riding on the rosette wave.

I know most airy dresses tend to come in white, but I personally think opting for an all-black ensemble this spring is a sure way to look chic. 

Gorgeous color, a gorgeous dress.

The rosette is a small detail, but makes a big impact. 

These kinds of dresses were just made for spring weather.

While this dress may be pricier than some of the others on this list, it’s still a steal compared to similar designer options that can cost upwards of $1000. That’s why I had to include it as a great alternative for those looking for high-end style without the hefty price tag.

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