Shoppers rave about Next's €34.50 dress that's 'flattering around the tummy'
Dresses are a go-to for the summer season, offering both practicality and comfort for any occasion.
Next boasts an impressive collection, including the €34.50 100% Cotton Twist Short Sleeved T-shirt Summer Dress. Offered in petite and regular sizes, it comes in multiple shades including black and khaki, plum and red.
Made with cool, breathable cotton, this dress is perfect for daily wear when the temperature rises. It features a crewneck collar and a twist detail at the waist, giving it a stylish midi-length finish.
The black version of this summer staple has earned a four-star score from 53 reviews.
A delighted customer shared: "Absolutely gorgeous dress, so comfortable to wear and looks great. I love it so much I ordered it in khaki too.", reports MyLondon.
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Further praise came with: "Brilliant fit. It sits snuggly and holds in all the right places, it really compliments my figure and I got lots of nice comments."
Another purchaser noted: " Lovely dress and great length, I like it so much I have bought the navy striped one too. Very comfortable to wear and no need for tights."
Whilst most feedback is positive, there were some gripes about the fit and fabric quality stating: "It was not a good fit or very flattering. The material was very stiff."
If you're looking for something different, the Textured Wrap Bodice Midi Dress from Roman for £40 (approx €47.75) is another great option. Available in three colours, shoppers praised the "lovely comfortable dress", but one added: "4 stars because it's a bit low and required a stitch or two."
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