15 Cottagecore Dresses on Amazon Inspired by Bridgerton’s Romantic, Regal Aesthetic

Trust me, if Daphne Bridgerton was living in 2026, she'd be wearing this to her next Regency Ball. I mean, the flutter sleeves? The two-toned floral design? The flattering cut? It looks so much more expensive than the price tag would suggest.

If you have a beach vacation on the books, a) I'm so ridiculously jealous and b) You're going to need some new dresses. This cream number embodies oceanfront cottagecore vibes thanks to the eyelet fabric and ruffled design.

Although cottagecore is most often associated with delicate florals, let the record show that there's plenty of room in the chat for plaids and ginghams. Snag this square neck dress now to style with a chunky, fisherman-style sweater, then pair it with funky jewelry and sandals once the temperatures start to creep back up.

Who says cottagecore can only be reserved for casual days? This green floral midi is easy to dress up for an outdoor summer wedding or an upscale date night, but also works nicely with sandals or ballet flats for weekend fun.

PSA: You don’t have to sit this trend out if minis are more your speed. Details like the bow front and ruffled sleeves and skirt echo Bridgerton vibes with a modern twist. Not to mention, this mini is available in more than a dozen colors.

No matter if you're a cottagecore girlie who struggles with winter style or are inspired to try the trend after binge-watching one too many period pieces, feast your eyes on this navy blue off-the-shoulder number. It's oozing with subtle cottagecore vibes thanks to details like puff sleeves and a smocked bodice.

While this one shows a little more skin than something we'd expect to spot on Bridgerton, it still has a cottagecore-turned-sexy vibe thanks to the velvet material and subtle, floral pattern. It's the type of body-hugging dress that's always nice to have in your arsenal for date nights.

Is there any better way to winterize your favorite cottagecore styles than with plaid and bows? I'm gonna go with nope, TBH. This dress is an easy one to throw on for the office on those days when you can't help but hit snooze on repeat.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a more Bridgerton-apropos dress than this tulle number, unless, of course, you have some sort of time traveling hack that I'm not aware of. This trending olive green hue prevents it from looking a little too frilly.

I'm going to take a wild guess and assume the corset-centric wardrobe of our favorite Regency-era leading ladies isn't the most comfortable. Mercifully, this floral dress is made from ultra-stretchy fabric to keep you so comfy, they'll have to drag you off of the dance floor.

With multiple weddings on my agenda this year, I've been scrolling for wedding guest dresses on a budget. I'm eyeing this pretty corset-style midi that's bursting with floral motifs. Complete with adjustable ties and a subtle slit, it's an option that echos the romance found in every single season of Bridgerton.

I know, I know: A solid black dress is the last thing that comes to mind when you think cottagecore. However, this maxi nails the silhouette so well, I'm pretty sure even the stiffest of upper lips in Regency-era London would approve. I'm personally obsessed with the scalloped details along the bust.

The line between cottagecore and boho is often a very fine one, as evidenced by this dress. The puffy sleeves, smocked bodice, and tiered skirt embody Bridgerton-style cottagecore vibes, while the jewel tones and embroidered motifs almost give off a '70s feel. A tale of two eras, if you will.