Debenhams' 'gorgeous' and 'must buy' £55 midi dress 'feels expensive'
Debenhams shoppers praised the quality of the midi dress, calling it a "must buy"
Debenhams customers are raving about a "perfect" dress they're eagerly purchasing online. The well-known retailer is known for offering discounts on high-end products, and it might just have a new top pick.
The Oasis Satin Tie Shoulder Midi Bridesmaids Dress has been marked down to £55.30 from its original price of £79. It comes in sizes six to 18 and boasts a range of colours that includes blush, burnt orange, emerald, navy, champagne, sage, and more.
The detailed product description states: "Discover a dress for all occasions and reach for it on repeat. With delicate lace trims, feminine prints and flattering silhouettes, find your perfect style to take you from day to night. From versatile midis to maxi and mini lengths, your perfect dress is only a click away."
For those on the hunt for the ideal dress, there are plenty of other retailers to consider; New Look has the Black Zebra Print Ruffle Trimmed Maxi Dress priced at £47.99. Meanwhile, Next offers the Brown Leopard Animal Print Sleeveless Textured Jersey Dropwaist Maxi Dress for £36, and ASOS presents the Miss Selfridge seersucker tie shoulder tiered maxi dress in shell print for £29.99.
The Oasis gown boasts a commendable 4.4-star rating on the Debenhams website. One happy customer shared their thoughts saying: "So pleased with this dress. Ordered for bridesmaids for a wedding abroad. Quality of dress is wonderful," reports the Mirror.
A second shopper gushed about their purchase, saying: "Great dress, colour emerald. Gorgeous. Purchased this dress for a wedding abroad, the emerald colour is gorgeous and fit is perfect, can't wait to wear this."
Nevertheless, a customer highlighted an issue with consistency in sizing, noting: "Bad Sizing, ordered many dresses and not one was the same size as the other! Colour of some dresses also different."
Yet another buyer suggested accommodating a larger bust by choosing a bigger size, writing: "Lovely but size up if you have bigger chest. I bought these for my bridesmaids dresses and they were perfect and also wash really well. However, do size up if you have a bigger bust as there is no give."
One more added their voice, enthusiastically recommending the dress: "A must buy! I eagerly bought these for my bridesmaids (2025 bride) and I am SO glad I did. The dress looks perfect on all of my bridesmaids (size range 8-16)."
Emphasising the garment's finesse, they continued: " Very flattering, feels expensive- not cheap and thin, hides bra's well, sleeves are gorgeous, and is really comfortable. Would agree with the recommendations to size up if you've got bigger boobs. Very very very happy with these, so happy I found them."
Currently on offer, the Oasis Satin Tie Shoulder Midi Bridesmaids Dress has been marked down to £55.30 from its original price of £79. It is available in various colours here.
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