When it comes to occasionwear dressing this summer, the high street is loving pink dresses. Here are my favourites

Get yourself RSVP-ready with the very best dusty pink dresses

five models wearing dusty pink dresses
(Image credit: Phase Eight, ME+EM, Nobody's Child, Mint Velvet, Boden)

Wedding season is almost upon us, and if you have RSVP’d already, now is a good time to start thinking about your outfit. From jumbo florals to sunny shades, there are an endless number of styles when it comes to choosing the best wedding guest dresses right now – and while it's great to have plenty of options, it can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. If you’re struggling with where to start, it’s often best to stick to something classic and understated, and right now your best bet is a dusty pink dress.

Pastel shades are a huge spring/summer fashion colour trend for 2026, and this gentle take on pink really is ideal for a big day. The soft yet warm hue feels wonderfully romantic without being too much, and the understated tone will act as a great base for a wide range of accessories and heels, so you have plenty of styling options to get extra wear from one hero buy.

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If you worry about the Great British weather letting you down, you can easily add a light spring jacket to your blush pink dress. The soft, block colour will work well with most colours and patterns, so you have plenty of options.

Try a thin, quilted cover-up in a paisley or floral print for a little more oomph, or keep it simple with a boxy jacket in another pastel tone.

Matilda Stanley

Matilda Stanley is a freelance style editor covering all things fashion, beauty and interiors. She writes and styles for both print and online and covers everything from the latest catwalk trends to bargain skincare buys. With over fifteen years of experience in the industry, Matilda has worked on TV shows including 'Gok's Fashion Fix', and written and styled for publications including Closer, Heat, Bella, Look, Woman, Good Housekeeping, Now, and The Daily Mail.

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