Vicky Pattison's flattering striped pink midi dress with pockets is selling fast
There's nothing better than a great midi dress to have hanging in your wardrobe; they create an instantly put-together outfit, they're comfortable and easy to wear, and you can wear them for a whole host of occasions. So we weren't surprised to see that when Vicky Pattison shared her gorgeous Pink And Red Striped Starlight Midi Dress, it started to sell out almost immediately.
Despite its popularity it's still available to shop at Nobody's Child for £89 and currently has sizes 10 to 16 still in stock. You can however pick it up in a massive 22 other colours and prints in sizes four to 24, so even if you can't get Vicky's exact pink and red striped version, you'll be able to copy her look.
The Nobody's Child Starlight Midi Dress is just what the heatwave weather calls for thanks to its 100% cotton material that'll help keep you cool and comfortable in the high temperatures. It's also designed to be semi-fitted, so it will show off your figure without being too clingy and tight in the heat.
One reason the dress has proved so popular is the cut, which creates a flattering hourglass shape. It features a V-neck design with tailored darts around the bust and a fitted panel around the waist to cinch it in.
The button up front adds a sophisticated look, and although it has a slight front slit, you can always unfasten a couple more buttons to heighten the slit if you prefer. Plus, of course, the fact it has pockets is always a winner.
If you want an even more customisable option, Damson Madder's pink striped Mia Midi Dress is perfect. Now on sale down from £90 to £68, the neckline is fully adjustable, allowing you to fasten it as a bandeau, a halter top, with cross over straps or simply with a statement bow on the front.
Alternatively Oliver Bonas' £78 Red & Pink Gingham Shirred Bodice V-Neck Midi Dress is perfect for giving plenty of comfort and movement thanks to its stretchy shirred bodice. If you want a bargain alternative, this Reclaimed Vintage Midi Smock Dress With Waist Ruffle Detail in Pink Candy Stripe is £39.99 at ASOS and has a slightly more laid back look.
However if you want to snap up Vicky's stunning Starlight Midi Dress you can get your hands on it now for £89. Now the only tough choice is which of the 22 colours and prints to choose?
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