Spring's Most Glamorous Dresses and Gowns
1/10Etro's elegant boho number
Kate Hudson, this one goes out to you: Covered in a swirling pastel paisley, Etro's breezy halter gown balances beach-y feel with evening elegance. (Plus, it has pockets. What's not to love?)
2/10Balmain's Barbie dress
Be still my six-year-old heart: With embellished straps, miles of hot-pink chiffon, and a hemline cut up to there, Balmain's ball gown is, no doubt, what your inner child thinks "dressing up" is all about.
3/10Zac Posen's animal-print dress
Zac Posen's sexy, leopard-print gown is just the thing to bring out your feline side. Me-ow!
4/10Roberto Cavalli's feathered gown
Covered with layers of feathery chiffon, Roberto Cavalli's dramatic gown is just the thing for debutantes, brides, or die-hard Swan Lake-lovers.
5/10Carolina Herrera's red gown
It's hard not to like a crimson-colored gown—thanks, no doubt, to the melodic Lady in Red-and Carolina Herrera's tiered ruffle number is no exception.
6/10Oscar de la Renta's strapless floral gown
While most rich-looking brocade gowns call to mind Betty Draper-era hostesses, Oscar de la Renta's airy, elegant dress could work on a woman of any generation—or size!
7/10Gucci's sexy purple gown
Don't let the high neckline and long hemline fool you: In liquid-like silk, Gucci's sultry '70s number would showcase every move you make.
8/10Marchesa's gilded gown
You might not be able to speed walk in Marchesa's tightly tapered gown, but then again, the Old Hollywood-style dress was made to glide—not speed-along the red-carpet.
9/10Dior's seafoam-colored frock
When Oscar season rolls around this year, we'd be shocked not to see this glamorous gown on some A-list leading lady.
10/10Giambattista Valli's ballerina-style dress
While a poufy-front frock may not be your first choice for a cocktail dress, take another look: The layers of tulle on the skirt can cleverly mask a full stomach. A dress that allows us to eat a big meal? That's a total DO!
