Floral Dresses

Winter Floral Prints

Flowers are considered a symbol of femininity and love. The origin of the floral print can be found in Asia, where women wear this pattern everyday.

There’s just something about floral dresses that make us feel carefree and relaxed. But even when we thought that florals are just for the spring-summer season, we found out that there is nothing wrong with wearing this print now.

In fact, winter is when we should wear fun patterns and vibrant colors, because they will make the cold days more exciting. There are a dozen of ways to wear these dresses while the weather is getting colder.

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Choose your material and cut wisely, also you can opt for dark florals which are perfect for the chilly season.

Linen, chiffon and cotton are perfect for the hot days, while they won’t be a great choice in the middle of a cold winter.

Opt for something like plush cashmere, rich satin and velvet. Long sleeves will help to balance the effect of the florals and also you can layer the dress with a cardigan on top.

Maxi Floral Dress & Dark Florals Dress

When it’s cold outside, but you still want to wear a floral dress it’s important to cover up.

Layers are a very smart way to keep warm and they will also add a visual cue.

You can opt for opaque black tights, fur jackets, or you can even wear a black turtleneck blouse underneath the dress.

Adding different patterns and fabrics to your look, like chunky blazers, wool cardigans or lace tights, will give you a fresh and feminine vibe.

Try to wear floral dresses with tall boots, booties or army boots that will toughen up the look and will keep you warm.

Don’t forget about accessories like scarves, beanies or knee high socks. Wear your favorite summer dress with a sweater on top and add a belt to accentuate your waist.

Wear radiant colors in winter, because they will brighten you up and it will be a change from the boring all-black uniform.

Yellow Dress & Floral Embroidery Dress

Cheer up everyone and keep in mind that floral dresses can absolutely be worn in the autumn-winter season!