
New Look dress that 'skims lumps and bumps' 42% less as heatwave hits UK
It's still hot out there. With another heatwave hitting parts of the UK this week, certain parts of the country are set to bake in temperatures as high as 34C.
That means, for fashion fans, it's not time to put away the summer wardrobe just yet, as many of us will want to wear something that is breezy and stylish during these warm, balmy days.
One particular item that we have spotted that would be ideal for right now is New Look's Striped Woven Puff Sleeve Milkmaid Midi Dress - and it's currently enjoying a decent 42 percent price cut.
Reduced from £35.99 to just £21, this "stunning" number doesn't just offer an almost £15 saving, but, since the Milkmaid design has been everywhere this summer, it's perfectly on-trend for the remainder of the season.
Described by the high street retailer as "a perfect choice for sunny days", it has been crafted from a light woven material and falls to a chic midi-length hemline that suits being paired with a range of different footwear.
Striped Puffed Sleeve Midi Dress
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With its cute square neckline, romantic short puff sleeves, striped pattern and voluminous skirt that "skims lumps and bumps", it's a feminine option that can be worn day and night, whether that be with chunky trainers or a pair of sandals.
The New Look dress is finished with two handy side seam pockets, while an elasticated shirred back panel ensures it is the ultimate throw-on-and-go layer that still looks fashionable.
To entice shoppers even further, the 42 percent discount covers all three colourways - cream, red and green. So far, sizes still range from a UK eight to 18, although some are beginning to rapidly sell out.
We've also spotted a similar design on offer at Nobody's Child, with the brand's Red Striped Short Sleeve Starlight Midi Dress now reduced to £68 down from £95.
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Fashion enthusiasts who'd prefer a different pattern can also check out the Hollister Off the Shoulder Milkmaid Dress, £49.95 at Boohoo, as it boasts a romantic floral pattern that is just as trendy as New Look's stripes.
As for New Look's milkmaid midi dress, it's a popular buy among shoppers, as it has earned a 4.3 rating online based on reviews that say it has "the wow factor" and "looks more expensive than it is."
One delighted shopper said: "Stunning dress with a wow factor! Love the puffy sleeves, the shirred bodice allows for the dress to fit snugly and it has pockets! I ordered the red one [but] for some reason the black one looked better on me."
Fashion deal of the week
We might not want to admit it, but summer will soon be coming to an end.
That means getting our wardrobe ready for the autumn season, and one affordable jumper from Next is already proving to be quite a hit with fashion fans who say that it has been "beautifully made."
The firm is currently offering its Blue Stripe Layered Long Sleeve Collared Gold Detailed Button Jumper with Wool and 100 percent Cotton Shirt for £1.50 in its clearance sale.
Described as 'effortlessly stylish', this blue striped number boasts a chic collared shirt underlay and a cosy 'soft touch' knit. The design also includes elegant gold-tone buttons on the shoulder and a neat collar, plus it's easy to care for being machine washable.
Available in an array of colours and patterns, it can be bought in regular and petite sizes through X-Small to X-Large, though certain sizes are beginning to sell out.
One satisfied customer shared: "I purchased this lovely shirt and jumper combination for a video interview, and I was really pleased with how it looked.
"The bright white, soft cotton collar gives it a smart appearance and the jumper is made from a beautifully soft wool."
The Blue Stripe Layered Jumper with Wool and Cotton Shirt is available for purchase from Next at a price of £19.50.
A second equally happy shopper added: "Really flattering & I opted for the size 10. Covers my wrinkly arms too!"
Someone else remarked: "Lovely dress. Would say sizing is slightly large because of the shirred back. The fabric is a nice weight and the skirt is a good shape for skimming bumps and lumps. Pockets are handy. Not see through."
Not everyone found the style to be flattering, as one three-star review read: "Absolutely beautiful dress but unfortunately didn't look great on me, size 16 with boobs and a tummy! Gutted as I love the dress."
Meanwhile, someone happier with their purchase added: "This is lovely! Looks more expensive than it is. Really flattering on, perfect for summer!"
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