Pink maxi dresses

A pink maxi dress is the most joyful, feminine thing you can put on, and it has real range. At one end sit the soft, romantic pinks, blush, dusty rose, pale and pastel, which are so easy to wear they almost count as a neutral. At the other, hot, fuchsia and dark pink bring bold, feel-good energy that turns heads. So pink can be pretty and quiet or loud and confident, depending on your mood. Reach for satin when you want romance and a floral when you want easy. 

Romantic blush or power pink?

How you style a pink maxi comes down to which pink you are wearing. Soft blush and dusty rose are romantic and a little dreamy, gorgeous for a wedding you are a guest at, a bridal shower, or a Valentine's or Galentine's dinner. Style them gently: a nude or metallic heel, delicate gold jewellery and soft, glowy makeup let the prettiness shine. Hot and fuchsia pink are pure fun and confidence, made for a hen do, a birthday or any night you want to feel unmissable. With a bright pink, less is more, so a strappy heel, one bold lip and minimal accessories keep the colour the star. For a louder night out, a hot pink party style carries the whole look for you.

Shades, fabrics, and a chic clash

Pink rewards a bit of experimenting. On shades: blush, baby and pale pink are the soft, wearable everyday options, dusty and rose pinks feel a touch more grown-up, and hot, fuchsia and dark pink make the boldest statement. On fabric, a lace or ruffle style leans romantic, a strapless or flowy cut feels breezy and modern, and a sequin or satin pink maxi is ready for a party or a formal event. And the trick everyone is trying right now: pink and red together. Once a fashion no-no, the clash now looks fresh and expensive, especially soft pink with a cherry red, so do not be afraid to mix them. 

Keep it pink

For more, pink dresses gathers every shade we make, maxi dresses has the same long length in other colours, cocktail dresses cover the dressier occasions, and going out is the spot for a bold pink party look.