Uniqlo's £35 summer dress has 'game-changing' built-in feature shoppers love
Shoppers have said that the dress is a summer 'must-have' with its ultra-comfy feature
Uniqlo shoppers have praised one of the store's newest dresses after discovering its 'hidden' feature. Some have been so impressed by it that they're snapping up the dress and planning to wear it for summer.
Shoppers can pick up the Crepe Jersey Bra Camisole Dress for just under £35. The dress comes in sizes XXS to XL, so most people should not have an issue finding a perfect fit. It comes in four colour options: green, black, and white. However, at the time of writing this article, the red option was listed as unavailable in all sizes.
The dress has been getting lots of praise for its "game-changing" feature that means women can wear it 'securely' and 'comfortably' without needing a bra. This outfit is designed with "moulded cups" built into the front with "power mesh" protection to "prevent side spillage" and providing added support.
The "elegant" and "back-flattering" design is made from a comfortable jersey fabric that Uniqlo says should help keep wearers cool during summer. You could wear the dress on its own or team it up with a light layer to cover your shoulders, especially when spending time in the sun.
Dozens of shoppers had glowing reviews of the simple yet versatile dress. One said: "This is such a comfortable dress, the inbuilt bra is a game changer!"
Another added: "The quality was better than I expected. The fit was perfect and super comfortable." A third put: "Got this during my trip in Vietnam and wore to a wedding. It's so chic - promotional images don't really do it justice."
They continued: The built-in bra gives you the perfect amount of support, great quality fabric can be worn casually too. Looking to get this in all the colours now - I wish there were more!"
Someone else put in their review: "The cutting of the dress is incredibly well-thought-out." They added: "It skims the body beautifully, creating a flattering silhouette without feeling too tight or restrictive."
However, some had issues. Although the negative reviews were limited, one shopper claimed: "The fabric is very good but the cut of the dress is not very fitting for a large body shape." And, another added: "The fabric used [for the dress] clings even when loose. It shows off the lines on underwear and even my belly button."
This isn't the only place you can get a braless dress to see you through summer. The Mirror recently highlighted this Primark option for £14.
You could also check out this Amazon deal on the ANYFITTING Summer Dress with Built in Bra. It has lots of colour and pattern choices for £21.59.
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