What to Wear for Easter: 5 Cute & Colorful Spring Outfits

1. Classic Easter Sunday dress

For the first Easter outfit idea, I wanted to start off with a dress. A modest dress is a classic piece to wear for Easter Sunday, especially for a church service or family gathering.

This dress has a subtle floral print, and I love the pastel color; I think light pastel colors work well for the occasion. I also love the midi length of this dress; it’s very flowy and girly.

I didn’t want to over-accessorize because I wanted the dress to make a statement and stand out, so I just added a pair of gold hoop earrings.

For shoes, I added a pair of pink open-toed sandals. They have a strap that you can tie around your ankles as well as a transparent heel. The pink stands out and contrasts very well with the pastel green.

Color blocking is a big trend for this spring and summer, and this is a nice subtle way to color block. A white quilted bag with gold chain detail finishes off the look.

2. Pop of red

The next idea is a skirt outfit and would also be a great option for an Easter church service or more formal Easter activity.

This skirt is in a black, white, and red plaid print, and I’ve paired it with a white long sleeve top. I feel like this skirt makes a statement yet in a subtle way, I love the pops of red in it, and it definitely pairs well with the white top.

The skirt is a pencil skirt that is a tighter fit on the body, so I went with a looser top to help offset the skirt's fit. I added a pair of gold statement earrings for a little accessory.

On my feet, I have a pair of bold red shoes that tie in with the red of the skirt. This is a great way to add a pop of color to your outfit without overdoing it.

I added a small red bag with some gold details to finish the look.

3. Printed blazer

Here, I’m styling a pair of loose-fit white pants with a pink camisole top. A pair of pants like this are super chic and yet comfortable. They have a bit of a wide-leg style, and white is such a versatile color to work with.

I added the same bright pink shoes from the first look to bring another shade of pink into this look.

To layer up, I threw on a blazer. I am a big fan of blazers because I think you can style them in so many different ways. This blazer here has a subtle floral print in a nice pastel color.

For the bag, I added a small pearl bucket bag that has an all-pearl detail to it.

4. Dressed-up denim

For the next outfit idea, I’ve styled a pair of loose-fit jeans for a more casual look. I paired them with a more fancy pastel-colored top to dress the jeans up.

I love the wide bell-style sleeves because they are super fun and definitely add a nice pop to this look. This would be a great Easter outfit for an Easter egg hunt!

To accessorize, I added a white belt with a gold buckle as well as a pair of statement gold earrings. The belt and the earrings instantly dress up this look.

For footwear, I added a pair of comfy white ankle booties that have a classic look that you can’t go wrong with. A tweed bag with a pearl trim finishes off this look.

5. Bold monochrome

For the final look that I wanted to share with you, I’m styling a bright, bold monochromatic color. This here is for my ladies who really love color, and as I mentioned, color blocking is a big trend for this season.

These pants are in a faux leather finish, and I’ve always said that a faux leather finish instantly dresses up any look, and they definitely did that for this outfit.

The top is also a statement piece; it has big puffy sleeves in a sheer style. Because this look is already bold as it is, I kept the accessories simple with a pair of gold hoop earrings.

For shoes, I added the same white booties as the last look, as they, as well as the white bag, help break up the monochromatic look a bit. 

What to wear for Easter

There we have five different Easter Sunday outfit ideas. Whatever your personal style, and whether you want to dress casually or go for something a bit more formal, I hope that you were able to draw some inspiration from the outfits I put together.

Happy Easter!