Nobody's Child big sale has best-selling tops and dresses reduced to as little as £6
Nobody's Child has ramped up its massive summer sale, slashing prices by 60%, up from the initial 50% off, making some of its top-selling items an even bigger steal. The eco-friendly fashion label, adored by celebrities such as Poppy Delevingne, who recently teamed up with them, and Louise Thompson, kicked off its summer sale in early July and has just unveiled further price cuts and fresh additions to the sale.
With prices starting at a mere £6 for accessories and knickers, the brand's sale has Nobody's Child enthusiasts buzzing, with popular items like the Birdie styles, Starlight and Sabrina dresses marked down. The sale also features newer styles that were added to the website this summer, including the mini Felicity dress and Cora.
The Nobody's Child sale event is giving Marks and Spencer a run for their money, whose sale offers up to 50% off on stocked brands including Nobody's Child, RoandZo, LK Bennet and more. New Look's sale also boasts discounts of up to 60%, as does Boden's. With a plethora of options on offer in the Nobody's Child sale, we thought we'd highlight a few of our favourite deals on dresses to inspire your next online shopping spree, all from the comfort of your own home.
Pink Frill Tiered Delphine Midi Dress
This timeless and romantic pink dress exudes summer charm with its tiered skirt, ruffle neckline, and tie straps. In a soft dusky shade of pink, this midi dress boasts soft tiered layers, a gathered bodice, and relatively thick straps that allow for bra-wearing. Its scoop neck adds a lovely feminine touch, while the shirred back ensures comfort throughout the day. Crafted from 100% organic cotton, it's designed to be breathable, making it an excellent choice for summer events.
Although it has been lauded for being 'an absolutely beautiful colour', with one shopper commenting 'I keep checking on the website to see if they are making my favourite styles in this colour', there was a mention of a sizing issue: "It's a little tight across the boobs." So bear that in mind. With the sale underway, not all sizes may be available, but sizes four to 12 are currently in stock for the Delphine dress.
Black Bandeau Ruched Bela Midi Dress
Among the dresses in the sale under £30, this chic yet versatile black bandeau Bela dress is perfect for holidays, offering a look that can easily transition from casual to dressed-up. With a stretchy, shirred bodice for enhanced comfort, the dress features light lining for a flattering drape and includes a tie neckline adorned with frills. Its relaxed A-line skirt creates a flowing silhouette that adds movement, and being black, it pairs effortlessly with metallic accents or vibrant colours.
For those preferring brighter options, it's also available in yellow at the same price. At 128cm in length, the only minor drawback is the absence of petite or tall sizing options. However, it remains available in sizes four to 18.
White Floral Sleeveless Ariel Midi Dress
A stunning blue and white version of the brand's popular butter yellow style, this Ariel dress boasts a romantic scoop neckline, thick frilled straps and matching frilled waistline crafted with shirred detailing 'designed to flatter'. Nobody's Child explains: "This midi dress might be finished with frills, shirring and a string tie scoop neck, but it's the delicate floral print that's the main focus."
Made from 100% organic cotton, it's ideal for both evening occasions and daytime holiday wear, whether abroad or in the UK. Style with a denim jacket when temperatures drop or white heels for a dressier look. One point to note is that a reviewer has mentioned it's a "lovely fit but runs a little large".
Brown Printed Linen-blend Bandeau Evie Midi Dress
Available in both regular and petite lengths, this midi Evie dress is a fantastic choice for any overseas trips where you want to look a bit fancy. Or even for a more laid-back wedding, thanks to its 55% linen and 45% birla livaeco composition. With a relatively fitted silhouette, the dress features a bandeau design that skims over the stomach and hips and falls neatly at the shins. Presented in a flattering burnt orange shade, the dress is adorned with a 'summer trinkets print' which includes bows, flowers and crescent moons.
The brand suggests, with its 'relaxed slim-fit, this dress is made for beach days'. For those who prefer a simpler design, this dress rivals the likes - in terms of shape - of Anthropologie's The Tilda Linen Slip Dress, which is currently on sale for £79 from £158 and comes in a solid brown colour.
Butter Yellow Ditsy Floral Andie Mini Dress
We couldn't compile a summer dress roundup without featuring a mini dress and one which showcases one of the most quintessential patterns: ditsy florals. The Andie dress boasts lovely flutter sleeves and a V-neckline which is perfect for displaying jewellery. The dress comes in a vibrant yellow and blue design which is secured at the back with a soft, tie fastening at the nape of the neck as well as buttons at the front.
With a romantic open back, the dress's skirt is playful in a skater style that you just know will deliver the perfect swish. Its fit appears to be relatively loose, so it might be best for those desiring a figure-hugging silhouette to opt for a smaller size.
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