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Tesco shoppers 'love' £22.50 summer dress that's 'very flattering'

Tesco shoppers 'love' £22.50 summer dress that's 'very flattering'

Daily Record15-07-2025
Tesco F&F Clothing is selling a new dress that fans are keen to get their hands on - and they say it looks 'beautiful' and 'amazing'
Tesco shoppers are heaping compliments on a "beautiful" dress recently spotted on social media, with many declaring it "looks great" on. The supermarket's own F&F Clothing line has introduced a new black midi dress, priced at £22.50.
The dress is causing quite the stir among shoppers. It was shared by TikToker Julia (@the_julia_edit). Her caption read: "If you like a bit of monochrome you'll like this reel.

"@fandfclothing I'm wearing a size 10 in all the dresses and a medium in the cover up." The post racked up 84.9k views, more than 900 likes and many comments from excited fans.

Among them, one person said: "I went and got the black one shoulder dress - hoping it looks ok." A second wrote: "Everything looks so good on you."
A third impressed shopper said: "Absolutely love Tesco clothing," while a fourth wrote: "Gorgeous girl, dresses look fab." A fifth added: "All beautiful but I really loved the black off the shoulder and white polka dot."
A different shopper said: "The one-shoulder dress is fabulous, it moves beautifully. Love the beach dress too." Another added: "You look great in all of them, good choice."
The praise continued, with one shopper writing: "Love the black (one shoulder one) you look lovely," and a second saying: "You look beautiful in them all." A third comment read: "They all look great on you."
A fourth added: "I have the one shoulder one it's a great dress." Another wrote: "So lovely, can't go wrong with a LBD."
Tesco has recently relaunched online shopping for its F&F clothing line, making it possible for customers to shop for the latest fashion online for the first time in years. The range, including women's, men's, and children's items, can be purchased through Tesco's website and app, with over 1,400 items currently available, from tops and dresses to pyjamas, shoes, and activewear.
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