Want to know what to wear to a restaurant? We can help with that.
A meal out presents the ideal opportunity to really dress up and unearth those fancier items from the back of your wardrobe. It seems this novelty isn’t wearing thin yet, either. Just last week, I saw people wearing their fanciest frocks to eat a burger in a pub—and why not? If you want a night out of your tracksuit bottoms and are ready to dress up for dinner (or breakfast, brunch or lunch!), below I’ve listed 13 outfit ideas that feel fabulous but not too OTT for a more casual reservation.
While we’re still in in need of some layers to comfortably dine outside, spring outfit inspiration is already coming in thick and fast on Instagram. Keep scrolling for some restaurant-ready outfits to try for your next meal out, whether you’re going to Wagamama or The Ivy.
Take the stress out of getting dressed—and keep all eyes on the blazer—by wearing a double-breasted style done up.
A round-the-clock look that’ll never fail in the outfit department. Let knee-high boots take your favourite midi skirt to new heights.
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Cashmere is the ultimate luxury.
Wrap skirts are big news for spring.
Owing to their neutral colour way, snake-print boots are more versatile than you might think.
Pyjamas you can also wear outside of the house are basically an essential. And when combined with oversized tailoring, it gives them that certain je ne sais quoi.
The blazer that’s been on my wish list for months.
So fun.
Not just for party season, sequins can work all year round when mixed with more casual pieces like denim.
Sparkle shouldn’t be reserved for party season.
This bag has become a modern classic.
These come in so many colours.
Midi dresses work across all seasons. Throw on a blazer, and go.
Belted blazers are trending right now.
I own this dress in a rust hue, and wear it non-stop in the warmer months.
Everyone should consider adding tan sandals into their footwear line-up.
There’s something effortlessly stylish about a suit teamed with flat sandals. If the weather doesn’t approve, trainers look just as good.
Slouchy suiting feels so modern.
Try wearing these with chunky sandals and a racer vest to dial down the corporate feel.
I’m really into fisherman sandals this season.
Put your trusty jeans away for a night in favour of fun, printed trousers. No need to even think about the rest of your outfit when these will be the centre of attention.
Strappy tops revisioned.
If you love statement prints, look no further than these strides.
Matchy-matchy accessories used to be reserved for weddings, but now it’s a fail-safe tip to take note of for any occasion.
The perfect colour for spring.
I’m picturing these with blue jeans and a white tee also.
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