Easter Special

Happy Easter!

Happy Easter friends, affiliates, and otherwise! 

In regards to this holiday, I'll be showing off some of my favorite Easter prints by Indie/Taobao designers.

Starting off, we have Rabbit Candy (JSK) by Spottedmist 

I don't have a very good picture of this print as my only resource is devilinspired.com, however the cute jelly rabbits combined with the sax background really make this print feel easter-y.





















 Next is the Rabbits and Candy Jar (OP) by Summer Fairy


No matter which colorway you choose to go with, the Easter spirit is sure to be there. The pastel colors already instilled that spring vibe, but when you add on candy (an Easter staple) and rabbits, you can't help but feel the need for an egg hunt.


























 Candy Rabbit (JSK) from Diamond Honey is next on the list.

With, you guessed it, rabbits and candy (I'm a rabbit person, you all should have expected this), this charming print will have you awwwwww-ing at the adorable bunnies on the border. You can't for wrong with rabbits or candy on Easter.

















 Lets change gears for a moment with Dream in Cage (JSK) by Alice Girl

For a classier look, one might want to go with Dream in Cage, which yes, does have rabbits, but I swear thats not why its not the list! This print provides a fresh springtime feel with its roses and vines. If you opt out on the black or red colorway, then thats even more spring time feel from the pink, sax, and ivory colors that make up the main of the print. Frankly, I could write a whole essay on why this is a good Easter dress, but the image should speak for itself.

















 And last but certainly not least, is Rabbit's Dreamland Flower Sea (JSK) whose brand was not labeled.

By now you should know that just about any dress with rabbits on it will count for Easter, and this JSK is no exception. I promise I searched for other things!! This print is currently only available in lavender, but would you really want another colorway when this perfection exists? Maybe I'm biased, but thats aside the point. This dress gives off an Easter vibe, and who am I to argue?












Thats it for Easter prints from me. Comment your alls favorite Easter dresses, and which one from this list was your favorite! Happy Easter everyone!

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