Wondering what to wear to Mother’s Day brunch? Since everyone in my family goes to the trouble of taking me out and making me feel like a Queen, I like to look the part too! A pretty floral dress always does the trick. Here are some lovely Mother’s Day dresses to make you look magical, plus a few other inspiring casual outfits for Mother’s Day.
Dresses For Mother’s Day
These days, anything goes, but isn’t it nice to go the extra mile and put some effort into your Mother’s Day look? How often are you the guest of honor, and don’t you want to look fabulous in all those Mother’s Day photos everyone will be snapping at brunch? This white eyelet fit and flare dress is perfect for the occasion.
Florals Are Fabulous
This beautiful pink blossom dress has a ladylike sweetness to it with its cold shoulder sleeves and giant blooms. The beautiful thing about this dress is you can wear it a lot of places – to school graduation, afternoon wedding, on vacation or just out to dinner.
A Modern Print Dress
Not everyone feels comfortable in florals. If you lean towards more contemporary prints, then how about this smart-looking checkered dress? I love it because, while it is bolder than the pink floral dress, it’s still soft looking.
White Pants and a Cute Top for Mom
Prefer pants over a dress? Then try a crisp, white pair of pants with a pretty top; so natural and such a classy look.
A Cropped Jumpsuit
This may not have crossed your mind, but here’s a fresh idea for what to wear for Mother’s Day, that is stylish but casual. This comfortable breezy jumpsuit is like a dress but not as relaxed as pants. It’s a beautiful color that most women can wear, and the white detail is fun to play up with white shoes and a bag.
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Dara Harper says
April 17, 2016 at 10:30 amDeborah, Thanks for your suggestions. I can not wear flats because of a health issue, what type of heels would work with the maxi dress? Thanks for your help.
Deborah Boland says
April 18, 2016 at 1:42 pmHi Dara, Thanks for dropping by. I’d suggest a low wedge or a low block heel. Either will give you stability and a little height without the hurt. Try a comfort shoe like Aerosoles, Clarks or Naturalizer. Cheers, Deborah