There’s a lot to love about the quiet transition from winter to spring: more sunlight, the emergence of colorful flowers and green leaves on trees, and outdoor happy hours, naturally. But, our favorite thing about ushering in spring is, of course, spring break

Face it: you never really outgrow spring break. No matter what phase of life this season finds you in, or where you live across the country, the middle of March signals a time for rebirth, renewal, or at the very least, a closet refresh. With that in mind, we’ve zeroed in on Ubran Outfitter’s epic Spring Break sale, which offers 30% off of their best spring styles, no coupon required. 

Given all the celebrations we have in store over the next few months, we opted to focus on the excellent selection of dresses currently available at UO. From lightweight linen and recycled fabrics to flirty florals and lovely lace details, we’ve rounded up 14 of the prettiest new dresses on sale at Urban Outfitters. Keep scrolling to shop our faves, and remember: the prices listed don’t reflect the 30% discount — you’ll see that once you’re ready to check out. 

Go from the prairie to a park picnic just by switching up your shoes. 

Lavender and springtime always go together. 

This lace corseted dress comes in black, too, but there’s no need to wait until Memorial Day to wear it in white.

Easy breezy, right?

This dress will make any event feel like a special occasion.

Don’t miss the beautiful back.

This dress comes in several colors, but we love this olive shade as an unexpected neutral. 

A denim corseted babydoll dress feels simultaneously modern and retro. 

Linen is our love language this season.

Pair this maxi with a cropped jean or moto jacket for an edgier evening look.

’90s toggles are definitely back.

Wear this chain dress over almost any outfit—seriously. 

Surprisingly versatile (see how it’s styled on the Urban Outfitters site for more ideas).

We just grabbed this floral ‘fit in both colors. 

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