Spring Dress Trends

You know the scene: “Florals? For Spring?” deadpans Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly, the editor of Runway, in 2006’s The Devil Wears Prada.

“Groundbreaking.”

So what keeps Myer’s new crop of floral dresses feeling fresh? For starters, the below styles tick off two trends at once, mixing eye-catching waratah, orchid and rose prints with midi lengths.

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Plus of-the-moment cuts give the look a contemporary kick. Think super-flattering wrap designs (the dress of choice for It girls like Margot Robbie), cut-outs and one-shouldered shapes that elegantly expose a little skin or asymmetric hemlines that add interest and visually lengthen legs.

And best of all, these feminine frocks suit almost every occasion. Garden wedding? Team with drop earrings, a pretty clutch and block-heeled mules. Date night? Sub in ankle-strap stilettos, a blush tote and graphic scarf. Weekend brunch? Add a denim jacket, reflective sunglasses and sneakers.