The Brand I Always Turn To Just Dropped This Season’s ‘It’ Dress – And It’s Already All Over Instagram

From floaty midis to ditsy floral minis, Anthropologie is a dab hand at offering excellent spring dresses.

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by Hitanshi Kamdar |
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It's no secret that we're big on dresses at the moment. Just this month, we've waxed lyrical about M&S' affordable spring dresses, riffed on the celeb-approved catalogue at Rixo and encouraged you to add a polka dot dress to your rotation. And now, I'm back here to talk to you about the one more brand I adore for spring dresses: Anthropologie.

If you've kept a close watch on fashion trends in the last few years, you're probably familiar with Anthropologie's smorgasbord of fashionable pieces. Chief among them, the could-be Bottega Veneta bag that took over all our algorithms last year. As it turns out, the brand also comes on top when it comes to finding the best dresses no matter your style. Whether you're after a slinky slip dress for a formal event, brightly patterned midis for everyday wear or a crocheted creation meant for carefree beachside lounging, you'll find it scrolling through Anthropologie's new spring dress selection.

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That said, the seemingly endless lineup of stellar pieces can get a bit overwhelming. So how do you avoid sacrificing your entire evening scrolling through the site? Well, to start with, consider some of the brand's bestsellers that have taken Instagram by storm this spring already. A particular favourite amongst stylish influences recently is the Gracie Cowl-Neck Maxi Slip Dress. The elegant maxi slip dress has a cowl neck and thicker shoulder straps than usual, making it bra-friendly. While we've been eying the chocolate brown iteration with blurred floral motifs all-over, the dress is also available in a solid black design for a more minimalistic take.

Shop: Anthropologie's Gracie Cowl-Neck Maxi Slip Dress

With warm days finally here, it's not long before the weddings and garden parties you RSVP'd yes to come along. The Gracie is a great investment for those formal spring occasions thanks to its breezy silhouette that'll keep you cool while the vivid florals lend a polished finish. Accessorise with a gold cuff, statement earrings and some sleek sunglasses for a sophisticated daytime look.

To spruce up your dress collection in time for the UK's continued heatwave without spending endless hours on the Anthropologie website, we've rounded up the best pieces below. Word of advice, don't hesitate to buy immediately as most of the brand's designs get snapped up pretty quickly.

Shop: The Best Anthropologie Dresses 2025

Another excellent bestseller, the Somerset dress is a godsend if your style memo is maximalism. Available in an array of vibrant floral prints (and one trendy leopard print), the cotton dress has a smocked waist and a tiered skirt, with a pin tucked hem that's not only flattering but keeps you cool as the weather heats up. With over 1,000 excellent reviews, this is a dress that'll never go out of style.

Available in sage green, light blue, coral and navy, this simple one-shoulder maxi is a sure winner for wedding season – just add strappy heels, a beaded clutch and shoulder dusting earrings.

You don't have to be partying on the Balearic island this dress is named after to look good in it (although it would make for a great photo op). The linen-blend mini features summer-themed graphic prints and a button front. The short length makes it ideal for petites while the straight fit cuts a flattering silhouette. Wear with flip flops at the beach or chunky wedges for a weekend brunch in the city.

Available in regular, petite and plus sizes, this inclusive linen dress is covered in a vivid floral and fruit print reminiscent of Alemais' luxury designs. Crafted with a smocked waist with tie detailing and a tiered skirt, the universally flattering dress is as chic as it is comfortable.

Ditsy florals for spring? Perhaps not groundbreaking, but always a good idea. Available in regular, petite and plus size fits, this satin midi slip dress comes with removable spaghetti straps so you can choose how you prefer to style it.

For a dress that's slightly more casual and structured, opt for this cotton-blend midi with a drop waist, high neck and seam detailing. Whether you style it with some Converse or with suede loafers, it's a sure winner.

With its A-line silhouette and cutout panels with ring detailing, this statement linen-blend midi is a great addition to any spring wardrobe. Channel beach siren with strappy bohemian sandals and a raffia bag, or pair with wedge heels and chunky gold jewellery for a dressed up look.

With a butter yellow cotton construction, drop waist and inclusive sizing, this midi ticks all the right boxes. Simply style with ballet flats and a shoulder bag for a spring dinner or layer under a denim jacket with chunky trainers for a more casual look.

Ace everyday spring dressing with this denim shirt dress. Designed with a zip instead of buttons to eliminate pesky button gaps, the dress features a smocked waist for a structured fit.

Made with a linen-blend that keeps you cool without wrinkling too easily, the Maeve mini is perfect for a spot of dopamine dressing, The short length makes it ideal for petite while the ruched torso and adjustable straps are comfortable for bigger busts.

Semi-sheer lace skirts have been one of this season's most surpassing and joyful trends. But if you've been struggling to style yours, why not opt for Anthropologie's T-shirt dress that comes spliced with a supersized lace hem. Style it with a denim jacket and sleek Puma Speedcats for a casual spin.

Headed on a beach holiday this summer? Add this sheer tunic to basket immediately. The floral cutwork mini makes for the perfect swimwear cover-up that'll take you from breakfast by the pool to a sundowner on the beach with ease.

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Hitanshi Kamdar is a senior commerce writer for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and shopping for the latest It-girl shoe trends.

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