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Beautiful, Flirty Fashion for Easter

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I cannot tell a lie. This post is coming to you from our resident fashion expert, Angie, from Seven Clown Circus. Let her amazing fashion sense help you look your best come Easter Sunday…

Growing up, it was tradition in my family to get a new Easter Dress. As an adult, the tradition still lingers on and each Spring I find myself dying for a new dress or outfit that I can wear on Easter Sunday. This year, I am particularly pleased to see that beautiful, flirty dresses and skirt outfits are on the racks, and they are not in pastels! Pastels are super hard to wear for most of us, so having a color palette available that looks good on the general population makes this mama very, very happy.

Easter Outfit

Have you picked out your Easter/Spring Outfit yet?

I’ve been busy online doing a little shopping of my own, and thought I’d pass along a few tips (we are all about time saving, here) to help you in your search for the perfect outfit.

When shopping for the perfect Easter outfit, I’d consider a few things:

  • Fit. Pay attention to it. If you’ve found the perfect dress, but it’s made to flatter a body type that you don’t have, walk away. Over the years I’ve found that dresses with a defined waist looks best on me. As much as I love the look of sheath dresses, they look terrible on me, and even though I want to be able to wear one, I shouldn’t because they don’t look good.
  • Color. Once you’ve found the perfect fit, choose a color that looks good on you. If the color you’ve selected does not go with the hue of your skin tone, don’t buy it. There’s no point in spending money on a dress with a great fit and a terrible color. On you.
  • Accessories. An Easter outfit just wouldn’t be complete without accessories, right? I’m thinking that a nice bag and shoes are just the ticket. Choose a bag and shoes to coordinate to your dress or outfit.

Interested in my wish list for Easter 2011? Here is what I picked out using Polyvore…a great site to discover fashion trends.

fashion trends

Maggy London scoop neck dress
$128 – nordstrom.com

Tahari v neck blouse
$168 – nordstrom.com

Marc by Marc Jacobs style pencil skirt
$158 – nordstrom.com

Miz Mooz black pump shoes
$110 – endless.com

MICHAEL Michael Kors cross body bag
$128 – nordstrom.com

What are you wearing this Easter? We’d like to know!

About Francesca

Francesca has an extensive background in content marketing, public relations, and social outreach. She oversees all Operations at Sway Group, including our robust metrics capabilities. Prior to joining the online world, Francesca oversaw viticulture and oenology at various wineries in both California and Italy, and managed regulatory affairs and facility approvals at the biotech company, Genentech. Francesca has been featured on CBS Sacramento and Food Blogger Pro’s podcast. She has also hosted an AMA webinar and spoken at Social Media World.

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  1. Lady Jennie says

    Great tips Angie. I can add personal stylist to my growing list of needs (personal organizer, personal life coach, personal cleaner, personal nanny …) 😉

  2. Erin says

    My “mommy” wardrobe could really use some help. I’ve been wanting to get something nice to wear to Easter dinner this year. Great tips !

  4. Anne Galivan says

    Yellow is a great spring and summer color. I love when I can find something – a top particularly – that is the perfect yellow color.

    Don’t neglect your make-up when you’re getting all dressed up!

  6. Kickboxing Los Angeles says

    I haven’t picked my Easter outfit out yet, but I’ll definitely stick with the tips you’ve given. There is nothing worse then an outfit you love in the wrong color. How do you know which colors go best with your tone though?

  8. Leila says

    That v-neck is gorgeous!! I can’t wait for Spring to finally arrive with its beautiful sunshine and clear out these sad grey clouds! xx

  13. Jenny says

    cute clothes 😀 I don’t dress up for easter, I love my casual clothes too much 😛 Plus I hate wearing a dress…

  16. Gina says

    I love this post- and it has some fabulous pieces of advice that we all should listen to, but those are some of the ugliest, least-springtime-looking shoes I’ve ever seen. Yikes.

  18. Cottage By The Sea says

    I just give my kids the money to buy a spring outfit for themselves now, since they’ve grown out of my taste and into their own. My hubby usually gets new slacks or a shirt and tie. So I’d say money$$$$. That’s what I’m waiting for so I can buy my own cute outfit for Easter. I wish I could just take yours right off your post. Adorable – every bit of it from the shoes to the purse.

  21. Elizabeth says

    I just bought some cute summer espadrille wedges for Easter yesterday. New clothes are a tradition in our house too. I’ve bought our son’s new outfit (including shoes for him) but still need to get Hubby’s and mine.