Primark's 'gorgeous' new £26 midi dress is 'perfect for summer'
Primark customers are lavishing compliments on a "gorgeous" dress they've caught sight of online. Known for its budget-friendly fashion finds, the high-street giant seems to have hit the jackpot once more with a new item.
TikTok user Debbie (@debbielegrainger) shared a video showing off her latest Primark haul, and tried on three different outfits. Among the items was The Edit V Neck Midi Dress, priced at £26.
Her video was captioned: "Love this drop @Primark." In the video, Debbie tried on the yellow dress and said: ""My first outfit is this gorgeous dress.
"I am obsessed with it. I love the cut, I love the colour. It's in the buttery yellow, which is so on trend. It's in this really beautiful, soft, lightweight fabric.
"And it's such a lovely day to night dress. Perfect for the summer and also perfect for weddings."
The clip racked up 10.4k views, hundreds of likes and many comments from excited fans. Among them, one person said: "Absolutely stunning finds. You look so chic."
A second wrote: "Love everything." A third added: "I bought the yellow dress in white, never say the yellow, need to go back and check!"
A fourth impressed shopper said: "All looks expensive!" while a fifth wrote: "They all looked lovely on you."
A different person dubbed the dress "lush", while another said: "Omg the yellow dress!!!" Another comment read: "All of them are gorgeous!"
Primark describes the dress as a "relaxed midi dress with a v-neckline and seam detailing." It comes in yellow or white, in sizes XS to XL.
The full Primark product description reads: "Effortless style made simple. This V neck midi dress from The Edit collection is crafted from a soft, lightweight fabric designed for everyday wear. With wide shoulder straps, subtle seam detailing and a relaxed A-line silhouette, it's an easy option no matter your plans.
"The midi length keeps it versatile for day-to-night dressing, while the clean lines add a refined touch. Just pair with sandals or trainers and get ready to turn heads."
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