A baby shower sits in an awkward spot on the dressing scale — more festive than a lunch, nowhere near a wedding. It's daytime, there are photographs, there are usually games involving sitting on the floor, and the attention belongs to someone else. Sandhya Garg's baby shower edit is cut for exactly that: celebratory, comfortable for a long afternoon, in exclusive artisan prints, sizes XS through 3XL, by Project Runway Season 13 designer Sandhya Garg.
If you're the guest: a floral or soft-toned midi is the lowest-risk choice made. The Kiara Floral Dress and Rosa Pink Plisse read celebratory without competing, and the Rara Lavender Off-Shoulder Dress steps things up for a dressier shower. Pieces run from $98 to $378.
If you're the mom-to-be: these aren't maternity-cut — but several silhouettes here genuinely work over a bump, and keep working afterwards. The Mughal, Shahe and Shyla wrap dresses adjust to your shape rather than a fixed size. The Mosaic Swing Dress and the Samode, Jharokha and Mahal maxis fall from above the bump rather than across it. That's a deliberate choice: a dress you'll still wear a year from now beats one you wear once.
On colour: unlike a wedding, there's no rule reserving white for the guest of honour — but if the shower has a stated palette, or you know the mom-to-be is in white, pick something else. Soft pinks, blues, lavender, sage and florals all suit the occasion. Skip anything that reads as evening wear.
Read more: our top blue baby shower dresses, written from Sandhya's own baby shower, and pink baby shower dress ideas. Attending a bridal shower too? See what to wear to a bridal shower as a guest.
Browse related styles in wrap dresses, maxi dresses, midi dresses and floral dresses, or shop by colour in pink and blue. See also bridal shower guest dresses and the plus size occasion range.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to a baby shower?
A baby shower is usually a daytime, semi-formal occasion. A floral or pastel midi dress with flats or low heels is the most reliable choice — polished, comfortable for several hours, and photographs well. Match the venue: a garden shower suits a floral sundress, a restaurant calls for something more structured. Avoid evening wear, anything very short, and strong fragrance.
Can you wear white to a baby shower?
Usually yes. Unlike a wedding, there's no etiquette rule reserving white for the guest of honour. That said, if the invitation states a colour theme, or you know the mom-to-be plans to wear white, choosing another shade is a kind move. Ivory or cream with a print is a safe middle ground.
What colour should a guest wear to a baby shower?
Soft pastels, florals, sage, lavender and dusty blues all suit the celebratory daytime tone. If the shower has a gender-reveal theme, pink or blue may be requested. Black isn't forbidden but can read sombre for a daytime celebration — if you wear it, choose a print or a bright accessory to lift it.
What should the mom-to-be wear to her baby shower?
Choose a silhouette that falls from above the bump rather than across it: wrap dresses, empire waists, swing dresses and flowy maxis all work. Comfort matters more than usual — you'll be photographed, opening gifts, and on your feet. Many women prefer a non-maternity dress in a forgiving cut so it stays wearable after the birth.
Can you wear a non-maternity dress over a bump?
Yes, if the silhouette is right. Wrap dresses adjust to your shape via the tie rather than a fixed waist. Swing, empire-waist and A-line dresses fall from the bust, leaving room through the middle. Fitted, structured or dropped-waist styles generally won't work. Sizing up in a fitted dress rarely helps, as the shoulders and bust then fit poorly.
