The 10 Best Breastfeeding Dresses 2025 That Are Comfortable And Stylish, From A Grazia Mum Who Knows

This falls into my throw-on category, the sort of dress that saves you minutes worth of think time in the morning as you mentally assemble an outfit. It goes with everything and makes me look pulled together even if I’m feeling frazzled. And yes, it’s a cinch to breastfeed in too. Leave it to Seraphine. An underdress with a vest-like top and side slits deliver easy access to your boobs, and the black top section keeps you covered up. The fabric is thick, figure-hugging and feels great. Your mum/aunt/best friend/[insert judgemental loved one here] would pinch it between thumb and finger, give it a rub and tell you it’s good quality stuff. And the stretch of it - you could be wearing loungewear.

A button-up V-neck dress with zip-up side slits for easy breastfeeding access, what more could you want from a nursing dress? The classic blue stripe looks as summer-holiday ready as it does office appropriate and the elegant silhouette is ultra flattering. The drawstring means you can wear the dress loose or pull it in at your waist, or chop and change as you like throughout the day. I love the gentle flare of the skirt and the maxi-level length of this dress - it’s incredibly flattering. Bump & Milk do concealed breastfeeding zips so well too, you’d never know they were there and they’re perfectly placed.

The front wrap style of this dress makes breastfeeding on-the-go easy. The delicate frill on the collar and sleeves edged with white lift the beautiful berry-coloured print no end and the design looks just as Instagram-worthy dressed up with statement earrings and heels as it does dressed down with a pair of white trainers. It’s light and breathable, a great staple for a summer spent in the UK. Wrap-front dresses are always a winner when it comes to breastfeeding. A gentle tug at one of the side panels is all you need to gain access, minimal fussing required. The neckline on this one is high enough to conceal whatever breastfeeding bra you please too.

*The dress pictured is no longer in stock, but Rixo offer a variety of similar styles.

I was a huge fan of Sleeper’s Atlanta dresses long before I was pregnant and it turns out they’re a great breastfeeding find too. This off-the-shoulder style was my go-to during the warmer months as the stretchy shirred neckline made breastfeeding on-the-go an absolute breeze. I remember the pink gingham print going crazy on social media when the masses were first introduced to these dresses and they’re pretty hard to get hold of nowadays.

*The pink gingham is out of stock, however you can pick up the plain black style here.

I came to these dresses before breastfeeding was anything I had to consider and found that they were perfect for nursing thanks to the stretchy neckline. I lived in these on holiday. You can pull the neckline down when you need access to a boob without worrying that you’re going to alter the design irretrievably - the fabric simply pings back into place when you’re done. Top tip? Pair it with a linen shirt over the top -  not only does the combination look effortlessly glam, but this is a sleeveless dress design, so I felt a little exposed if I was breastfeeding wearing the dress alone.

Not a custom-made breastfeeding dress but easy to breastfeed in thanks to its button-up design. I adore these dresses. Made from thick linen, they feel as expensive as they are and the range of prints they come in make you want to collect them all. The Noddy dress offers an elegant silhouette - all high neck, delicately puffed shoulders and bell sleeves. Handily there are no belt loops, so you won’t look like you’re missing anything if you decide to wear it without. If the belt’s a goer, you can pull the otherwise A-line fit in at the waist - my favourite way to wear it. This dress is my answer to wedding guest-ing and fancy meals out on holiday. Undo a few buttons and you’re ready to breastfeed.

This shirt dress will see you through autumn, winter, spring and cooler summer days. The breathable linen fabric feels substantial (it’s not thin and flimsy). The top fits close, there's a flattering structure to it and the skirt flares out. Undo a few buttons and you’re ready to breastfeed on-the-go without feeling like you’re undressing in public - the fabric stays put, it doesn’t flop down and expose you. Big fan, huge.

Another Sleeper Atlanta dress, you can never have too many. The thick linen is breathable and the stretchy shirred bodice sits low enough for you to be able to pull it down and breastfeed when you’re out and about. I’d usually stick to wearing these dresses in summer, but the black design looks great all-year-round, whether you dress it up with statement accessories or keep things minimal.

Jumper dresses and roll necks have always been a staple for me come winter so imagine my joy when I discovered Seraphine’s Grazia dress - a nifty two-piece that made wearing this wardrobe favourite possible when breastfeeding. The material is reassuringly thick, but not restrictive and oh so soft. First you put on the skirt section (it’s attached to a vest like top with side slits that allow access for breastfeeding). The cropped jumper sits over the top (I plan to wear this with high waisted jeans and trousers too). You can breastfeed on-the-go without exposing your top half too much and catching a chill! Feels like a dream to wear and looks glam too. Pair with with a pair of glossy boots and a Kate Middleton-worthy camel coat.

The skirt is attached to a soft wrap-style vest top that you can pull to each side for breastfeeding access. Over the top you have the crew-neck jumper that has long, flared sleeves that make your arms look like they go on for days. The metallic thread that runs through the fabric shimmers beautifully under low lighting. Whether you wear it with a pair of heels and big earrings or keep the accessories to a minimum, it will see you set for a myriad of party season do’s.

*This particular dress is no longer in stock, Seraphine have similar styles here.