Forget the LBD. If you’re one to believe current trends, it’s all about the little white dress right now.
After style bible, Women’s Wear Daily, reported that searches for white dresses are outstripping black dresses for the first time, FEMAIL took a look at the celebrities loving the look and how you can recreate their style for less.
From Danish royalty in Princess Mary to acting superstar, Margot Robbie, model, Jennifer Hawkins, and more, there’s plenty of inspiration.
And with a Royal wedding on the cards this year, couldn’t we all be doing with a little bit more white in our lives…
The little white dress is outstripping online searches for the LBD for the first time ever, according to the latest figures (pictured: Margot Robbie in February 2018 in white)
Here, FEMAIL takes a look at the celebrities loving the little white dress, which includes Princess Mary (wearing Temperley in 2017, left) – and the dresses you can buy from the high street (right, $89.95, Showpo)
The little white dress has proven popular on the catwalks, too – as seen at Alice McCall (pictured)
When Jennifer Hawkins (left) wore this dress to Oaks Day, countless people wanted to recreate the look – you can get your hands on this dress from The Iconic for $119 (right)
ASOS also have close to 1,000 white dresses on their website – including these two (pictured)
According to data from search engine marketing solutions provider, SEMrush, white dresses have proven to be the dark horse of fashion in 2018, with searches from 8,000 of the most trafficked global e-commerce sites analysed in the recent annual study.
And it’s certainly a favourite among celebrities with the likes of David Jones ambassador and model, Victoria Lee, plumping for a LWD (little white dress) to the show on Wednesday evening.
Meanwhile, the likes of fellow Aussies, Jennifer Hawkins and Jesinta Campbell, have also both opted for white dresses at the Races late last year.
The ‘world’s most beautiful royal’, Lady Amelia Windsor (left), loves a white dress – you can buy an ASOS version for $35 (right)
David Jones ambassador, Victoria Lee (left), wore a little white dress to the opening of the show – you can get a dress like hers from Kookai for $100 (right)
Jesinta Campbell (pictured) has also been known to opt for white, such as when she posed at the SS17 collections launch for David Jones
ASOS and Witchery also have fantastic dresses available which you can buy in store or online (pictured)
Over on the high street, it’s easy to get your hands on a well-priced white option.
Online store, The Iconic, have plenty of pretty choices – including an off-the-shoulder style for AUD $119 – which perfectly taps into Jennifer Hawkins’ whimsical Oaks Day style.
Never one to miss a trend, fashion website, ASOS, have also got in on the little white dress action.
Type white dress into their website and you’ll be greeted with just under 1,000 results, including one dress which retails for just $16 – and bears an uncanny resemblance to something worn by Kim Kardashian.
For those looking for a little regal glamour, there is also a $35 maxi dress, which is a perfect doppelganger for an outfit worn by the ‘world’s most beautiful royal’, Lady Amelia Windsor, to a Christian Dior show.
Kim Kardashian (left) has worn white dresses in the past – The Iconic currently have a dress on sale for $49.50 which looks a lot like Kim’s (right)
White Fox Boutique options (left) and Sabo Skirt choices (right) are also available right now
Jesinta Campbell’s lacy look (left) can be recreated at The Iconic (right)
Elsewhere, Australian label, Kookai, are big fans of the all-white trend.
Their Santiago dress, which retails for $100, is a good substitute for model, Victoria Lee’s David Jones style.
Sabo Skirt also have countless dresses under the $100 mark, while over on Showpo, there is a gorgeous laser-cut lace dress for $89.95 – which looks a lot like the Temperley style Denmark’s Princess Mary wore in Japan in 2017.
While the white dress did take out the top spot in the rankings, SEMrush found black, red, yellow and gold to be the next most popular colours searched for online.