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Yes, this springtime holiday is a favorite of many—whether you celebrate Easter for its Christian importance or you simply love the candy that comes along with the pastels—it’s nearly impossible to avoid. For that reason, we wanted to get into the egg-painting mood by sharing some of our favorite outfits that embody the spirit of Easter, no matter how you celebrate. (And, if you don’t celebrate the holiday, these are great springtime outfit ideas for you, too!)

Whether you dress up for a family dinner, you’re a new mom looking forward to making baskets, or you’re ready to chow down on some Cadbury eggs, we’ve got the perfect spring look for you.

If You Love Pastels

One thing is for certain: Easter embraces pastels like no other holiday does. For that reason, we say Lean in to it! Whether you want to dress up for a family dinner or want an outfit appropriate to wear to church, pale pinks, blues, greens, and yellows are the perfect colors to style your outfit with. Another great option is a versatile sweater and skirt combo that you can continue to pair with other items in your closet all year long. Add a few neutral accessories and you have a stunning outfit that says Easter without also saying Easter egg.

If You Love Spring Flowers

Another thing to look forward to during spring is the reemergence of flowers! So why not make these spring blooms the focal point of the outfit by choosing a skirt (or in this case shorts) in a bright pattern? Even though the print is bold, by keeping the rest of your outfit simple, you can bring the attention to the design without letting the patterns overpower you. A denim jacket can be a great layering piece—and a staple in our capsule wardrobe—while a white tee is a basic that we know that everyone has! Loafers are an upscale, preppy way to complete this outfit, but you can also make it ultra-casual with a pair of white sneakers or dress it up with wedges.

If You Are Planning To Take Family Pictures

With Easter being a time to come together as a family, it’s also commonly a time to take those family photos! Sure, you could match your outfits to each other in identical, color-coordinating looks, but we think that it looks even better (and certainly more photogenic) when you style your photoshoot with separate outfits that all share one cohesive theme. In this case, using the dress as the inspiration to draw color from, you can easily create various outfits that embody each person’s individual style while keeping with a family theme.

If You’re Just There To Hide The Eggs

If Easter is less about dressing up for you and more about the time spent with friends and family, you’re likely looking for inspiration for a more casual outfit. In this case, this cardigan absolutely screams Easter, and the stripes are unique, yet not too overpowering if you have a smaller frame. There’s nothing more classic or versatile than a great pair of jeans, and the white sneakers will ensure that you won’t have difficulty walking in the grass as you select your hiding places. If you want a little extra, match your bag to the outfit!

If You’re The Hostess

Easter parties can come in a variety of styles, from dressy to casual, to food-filled or craft-filled. While the busy hostess will likely be tending to both the food and the fun, we think finding a balance between casual and dressy is the perfect solution. This blouse has a subtle floral pattern, but the puff sleeves feel dressed up and elevated. However, it’s casual on the bottom with a pair of your favorite jeans. And, of course, white sneakers are the ideal footwear for running around both indoors and out!

If It’s Your First Easter As A Mom

For many families, backyard Easter celebrations center around the children’s delight as they seek out hidden eggs and find their favorite candy inside. If you’re looking forward to your first Easter as a mom (or second, or third…), then you might use this opportunity to match your little mini-me, especially if you know it’s a time that you’ll be taking lots of photos. Dresses like these Mommy and Me styles can come in a variety of sizes, from newborn up to small children’s sizes, allowing you to find an outfit to share that you don’t have to wait for them to grow into.

If Your Family Dresses Up For Easter

If the holiday is a time for your style to rise to the occasion, we’re bringing two of our springtime favorites together for you: florals and bright colors. Much like the flower print above, you don’t want a bold pattern to overpower you. For this reason, we have styled a pair of pink trousers alongside an asymmetrical floral blouse—the pants complement the top by referencing the color palette, but are not so bold as to make the outfit feel busy. Since the main components of the outfit are bright and colorful, we suggest keeping your footwear ultra-simple with a nude sandal and your jewelry minimum, such as small earring studs or gold bracelets.

If You’re Having A Casual Get Together With Friends

We don’t know about you, but our time spent with friends is almost always casual. We’re taking a pair of overalls (or your favorite jeans, if that is more your style) and making it feel like Easter with this pastel striped tee. Neutral accessories—like a versatile pair of leather sandals and crossbody bag—finish off the outfit and are two items that will be in constant rotation in your wardrobe for months to come.

If You’re Just Here For The Candy

Let’s face it—Easter might be second only to Halloween on its candy selection. We don’t blame you—jelly beans will always have a special, nostalgic place in our hearts. However, if your idea of holiday fun is taking a bite out of a chocolate rabbit’s ear or filling your basket with Peeps (love ‘em or hate ‘em, you know that they’re a staple), then you’ll want an outfit that looks dressy, but still feels extra casual. For unpredictable spring weather, layer a cropped jacket on top and keep your footwear simple with a go-to pair of slide sandals.

If You Want To Dress For Easter But Really Hate Pastels

We have to admit, this article was filled to the brim with color and pastels. That definitely isn’t a look for everyone, so don’t think that we have neglected you! There are ways to create that springtime feel without looking and feeling like an Easter basket wrapped up at Grandma’s house. This looks starts with a basic denim base (we styled a trendy denim jumpsuit, but jeans and a timeless tee always work!) before adding little pops of color that feel just like spring. A bright bag and floral accessories embody the season in a much more subtle way and a pair of neutral sandals are both comfortable and another staple that you can wear long into the hot summer months.