This post will show you 25 cute Easter outfits for 2024, all under $130.
Easter is almost here, which means it’s time to plan a cute outfit to celebrate this special holiday!
And while you may be on the hunt for Easter eggs, you won’t have to hunt for the perfect outfit — thanks to this guide.
Whether you’re headed to brunch, church, dinner, or a family gathering, we’ve got you covered with the cutest Easter outfit ideas for 2024, including 20 dresses under $130 that are absolutely perfect for this springtime holiday.
So, without further ado, grab your Peeps, and let’s get into our budget-friendly Easter 2024 style guide!
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Easter 2024 Outfit Ideas
These affordable Easter outfits will have you looking your best while showing off your style — whether your style is girly, trendy, classic, or casual.
Girly Easter Outfit
Easter calls for floral prints, and while that may not be *groundbreaking* for spring (The Devil Wears Prada, anyone?), this print still looks incredibly cute and on-theme.
You just can’t beat a classic!
With the Girlhood and Coquette aesthetics trending, Easter 2024 is the perfect time to embrace your girly side with a floral print dress. This satin mini dress features the sweetest floral print, along with feminine details like a tiered, ruffled skirt and butterfly sleeves that add to its appeal.
Wear it with sandals — these woven straw wedge sandals are a great option — and a white shoulder bag to match.
Charm jewelry is another trend on the rise, and this custom name bracelet and pearl charm necklace complement the aesthetic of the dress so well.
Simply add a white satin bow clip to your hair, and you’ll be all set for your Easter celebrations.
Trendy Easter Outfit
This one is for the trendy fashion girlies who don’t want to wear something expected on Easter.
Instead, show off your sense of style with a solid yellow maxi skirt (this skirt’s hue is still totally giving Easter vibes) and a chic, fitted white top with draping details and a slash neckline.
Opt for elevated accessories like a structured acrylic clutch bag (which, by the way, looks way pricier than it actually is!) and a chunky beaded pearl necklace to complement the bag’s beaded strap.
Some strappy white square-toe mule sandals bring this fashion-forward look together.
Old Money Easter Outfit
We’ve been talking a lot about the Old Money/Quiet Luxury aesthetic recently (since it’s a major trend right now), and Easter is the perfect occasion to channel this aesthetic within your outfit.
Go for a chic, Old Money vibe by wearing an ivory tweed plaid mini skirt with a ribbed sweater knit bodysuit in a similar light hue. This bodysuit’s high slash neckline, rib knit fabric, and sleeveless design add to its elevated appearance.
Cardigan sweaters with embossed buttons are a big trend that also plays into the Old Money aesthetic, and this ecru cardigan with golden buttons adds major polish to this outfit, as do a pair of beige suede pointy-toe pumps.
Use gold-tone accessories to accentuate the cardigan’s luxe buttons, like some oversized gold stud earrings and a darling gold heart-shaped watch.
This outfit will make you look Old Money, minus the luxury price tags. It’s a win-win!
Casual Cute Easter Outfit
You can’t go wrong with a cute, casual look on Easter that features a flowy dress and white low-top sneakers or flat sandals.
I adore the dreamy blue hue of this wrap midi dress that has ruffles, a self-tie wrap, and textured fabric. Its wrap-style design is flattering on just about every body type, and the ruffled trim adds a feminine feel to it.
Since the dress is made from a lightweight, crinkle texture fabric, consider layering a jean jacket over top for added warmth.
The denim jacket helps to make this outfit feel more laid-back, as do some white low-top sneakers, which BTW, are a wardrobe must-have.
And of course, don’t forget about accessories! Some matching blue beaded teardrop earrings and a mini knotted straw bag will pull this cute look together and make it springtime-ready.
Easter Outfit with Jeans
Yup, it’s officially time to pull out the white jeans!
If you have relaxed Easter plans, wearing jeans and a cute top is the easy solution. But I say step it up a notch with some white jeans, which look a bit more polished and feel fresh for the spring and summer seasons.
These white straight-leg jeans pair perfectly with this green floral print one-shoulder top featuring a tie detail and pleats that give it a dressy effect.
Bring the ensemble together with some matching mules that have a low heel, gold jewelry, and a straw clutch bag with a gold chain strap for a dressy-casual Easter look.
Easter Dresses Under $130
Looking for the perfect Easter dress?
Look no further: I’ve rounded up the best Easter dresses of the season, and best of all, they are all budget-friendly at under $130.
Floral Print Midi Dress
Floral prints and Easter go hand-in-hand.
This pink floral print midi dress couldn’t be more ideal for the holiday, especially with its spring color palette, lightweight woven satin construction, and flattering side ruching.
Since its print is so eye-catching, you won’t need a ton of accessories when getting dressed: some dainty jewelry and nude heels or sandals are all you’ll need to look your “Sunday best.”
White Linen-Blend Maxi Dress
It doesn’t get more classic than wearing white on Easter, a color that represents new beginnings.
This white maxi dress is super chic with its button-front design and linen-blend material, giving it a lightweight construction that is ideal for the spring and summer.
Best of all, it is available in a wider size range from size 0 to size 20. Style it with a structured handbag, gold jewelry, and slim sunglasses for an Old Money-inspired aesthetic on Easter, and wear it again on your upcoming Spring Break or summer vacation(s).
Yellow Eyelet Bustier Mini Dress
Light yellow is another classic color choice to wear on Easter, as it brings to mind little chicks, which are a symbol of Easter and a decoration you see everywhere!
That’s why this yellow mini dress with an allover lace floral eyelet design is perfect for the upcoming holiday.
It has a super sweet look thanks to its eyelet lace, bustier bodice, A-line silhouette, and pom-pom trim. If it’s chilly, wear a white cardigan over it to complement the look and keep you warm.
Floral Print Flutter Sleeve Midi Dress
The flowy design of this floral print midi dress with flutter sleeves and tiered skirt makes it look absolutely ethereal, especially if paired with heels — you’ll practically float your way to brunch, lunch, or whatever else your Easter plans may entail.
The dress’s color palette, combined with its floral print, makes for the ultimate springtime look; simply add in some gold jewelry and neutral-colored heels for a stunning look.
Floral Eyelet Mini Dress
How adorable is this floral print mini dress with a patchwork effect? With various colors and floral prints patched together with an eyelet trim, this airy mini dress is sure to set you apart on Easter.
I love the idea of styling it with Western-inspired items like cowboy boots and a wide-brim hat for a fun and on-trend look.
P.S. — this dress would also be cute for a country concert!
Striped Halter Maxi Dress
This striped maxi dress with a tiered skirt and a halter neckline just screams Easter!
Its color palette featuring white, pink, and orange stripes is so on-theme, and its lightweight, flowy fabric makes it a perfect choice for this time of the year.
Plus, the back of the dress is just as fab as the front, with a self-tie and partially open back, making it that much cuter.
Floral Print Top & Maxi Skirt Set
Why not wear a matching skirt set on Easter?
This darling blue and white floral print corset top and maxi skirt is flowy and fresh and makes for a good investment since you’ll be able to wear the items separately afterward — giving you multiple looks.
BTW, if you don’t want to show extra skin, simply wear the maxi skirt a bit higher on your waist by adjusting the drawstring waistband (rather than wearing it low-rise, as it’s shown above) so that it meets the hem of the top.
Striped Midi Shirt Dress
For a preppy, nautical-inspired look, try a blue and white striped shirt dress.
This midi-length option has a classic design that’s been upgraded with modern finishes like a small front cut-out, a blousy bodice, and a bow tie at the back.
This frock features seersucker fabric, which is something we see a lot of on Easter (often in men’s clothing and suits). The traditional, lightweight fabric gives this dress a classic look that compliments its classy, shirt-like design.
Mixed Material Maxi Dress
Can’t decide between a solid or floral print frock for Easter? You don’t have to!
This unique maxi dress offers a partial floral print and partial solid color design that gives you the best of both worlds in one cool design.
Its color scheme also adds to its Easter-y vibe, along with its floaty silhouette and sweetheart neckline.
Strapless Floral Print Maxi Dress
Not only does this strapless maxi dress have an adorable floral print, but it features a small back cut-out for a head-turning touch.
Its shimmery satin fabric also enhances the pastel floral print, making it look oh-so-luxe. You can just as easily wear this frock with flat sandals as you could with heels — some woven wedges will look particularly cute (as shown above).
Blue Rib-Knit Midi Dress
Going for a more casual vibe on Easter? Try this sleeveless blue rib-knit midi dress, which is simple but will still look cute.
Its tank-style design means you’ll be able to throw it on easily, but details like its high, straight neck and midi length give it a polished look. I adore its sky-blue hue, but it’s also available in four other colors and offers a wider size range from XS – 4X.
Because of its effortless style, you’ll be able to wear this a ton after Easter, too; try styling it with white low-top sneakers and a denim jacket for a simple yet stylish everyday look.
Smocked Floral Mini Dress
There’s just something about sage green floral prints that feel so right for the spring season.
This smocked georgette dress with an allover sage green and white floral print couldn’t be cuter for Easter, with its feminine silhouette and flouncy tiered skirt.
Wear it with heeled or flat sandals; it can easily be dressed up or down to your liking.
Denim Mini Dress
Denim on Easter? Sure thing, when it’s in the form of an adorable babydoll mini dress with puff sleeves!
This darling dress is equal parts casual and dressy since its denim puts a laid-back spin on its girly silhouette.
Jazz it up with some cute jewelry like a charm necklace and stud earrings, along with a mini handbag, for a fashion-forward Easter look.
Smocked Strapless Midi Dress
Why not wear a bold color like bright blue on Easter?
This eye-catching blue strapless midi dress will make a statement, but is balanced out by feminine details like a smocked bust and ruffled trim so that the overall look feels appropriate for the holiday, rather than over-the-top.
Did I mention this dress has pockets, too? That’s always a bonus!
And if bright blue isn’t your thing, no worries: this dress comes in four other pretty hues to pick from.
Floral Print Midi Slip Dress
Small details can make all the difference, and that is certainly the case with this floral print midi slip dress.
Design details like its ruched cups and delicate pink contrasting trim set it apart and make it a top dress pick for Easter. Plus, its green and pink floral print makes for the ultimate spring color scheme.
Pastel Striped Midi Dress
If floral prints aren’t your thing, no worries: try some stripes instead! Pastel stripes, to be exact.
The pastel-colored striped pattern on this rib knit midi dress couldn’t be more on-theme for Easter.
Wear this dress with heels and a long, lightweight coat on Easter (like a trench coat), or style it more casually with white low-top sneakers and a denim jacket throughout the rest of the season. It’s surprisingly versatile!
Floral Fit & Flare Dress
A dress that can be worn in two different ways? Yes, please!
This blue floral print fit and flare dress allows you to wear it on or off-the-shoulder, giving you multiple looks (so that you can wear it again after Easter).
Its ultra-flowy silhouette with smocking around the waist and puff sleeves add to its charm. Wear it with white or beige shoes and accessories for the full effect.
Navy Tie-Strap Tiered Midi Dress
There’s something about the color navy that just looks so classic and chic — which is why it’s a great option to wear on Easter, especially if you’ll be attending a dressy family function.
You’ll look polished in this navy blue tiered midi dress with darling tie-straps and a fitted bodice with a skater skirt and tiered midi hem. Its retro-inspired silhouette, complete with a sweetheart neckline and seamed cups, is sure to flatter you.
Consider accessorizing this dress with a straw handbag and espadrilles, along with a knit cardigan, for a preppy vibe.
Floral Tie-Back Mini Dress
Bring in the spring with this adorable floral print mini dress that has a tie-back detail and a partially open back.
Though it shows a bit of skin, it comes across as sweet and girly thanks to details like its shirred bust, floaty sleeves, and ditsy floral print.
Style this frock with some flat sandals, or give it a country-inspired vibe by styling it with white cowboy boots and an oversized knit cardigan. Either way, you will look amazing in this dress while celebrating Easter.
What do you think of our Easter outfits guide?
Would you wear these outfits? Which Easter look is your favorite?
Leave a comment and let us know!
I’m honestly a little disappointed at the lack of creativity this site has had as of late. Most of these outfit ideas are just images of the product from the shop. There aren’t really any interesting ideas outfits on here anymore, it’s just a bunch of shopping guides. I do understand that you guys are working hard and trying to give us a steady amount of content, but there’s no passion anymore.
Hi Erin, sorry to hear that! I totally get that you want to see more styled outfit grids — noted. We are absolutely still passionate about helping readers with the best outfits. The reason we’ve moved away from those grids a bit is twofold: one, those posts weren’t doing as well as these ones do. After publishing an outfit graphic, oftentimes the items sell out fast and then readers are frustrated when they’re seeing an outfit with products they can’t buy. By using store photos, we can just switch out a look that’s sold out and keep the post helpful a lot longer. Second, doing it this way allows us to include a larger number of outfit ideas than if we created outfit grids, and posts with more outfits do better than posts with less. We want to be as helpful as possible so it’s a balance.