Tesco slashes price of summer staple dress by 50% – it's a ‘versatile piece' for any occasion
The retailer slashed the price of the stylish buy by a whopping 50%, but you'll want to hurry.
A common idea in the world of fashion is that every woman needs at least one black dress.
Classic, chic, and most importantly extremely easy to style, you can't go wrong with a LBD.
And now you can add a summer element with a midi version currently on sale from Tesco.
Classic look
The retailer has reduced F&F Cotton Rich Sleeveless Ribbed Racer Midi Dress from £16 to just £8.
Available in sizes six through 22, this simple yet stylish buy is the perfect versatile for any occasion.
"This ribbed midi dress is an easy go-to for summer days," read the product description.
Product details
It is made from a cotton rich fabric and designed in a classic racer silhouette.
According to designers, this makes the dress "a versatile piece for any wardrobe".
They suggested pairing the look with sandals or trainers for "effortless styling".
If you want to nab this item at the reduced price, you have until Wednesday, August 13.
Shoppers are going wild for the 'only bag you need this summer' - it's only £6 & you'll be surprised by where it's from
And thanks to the light material, there's no danger of overheating in this black dress.
So why not swing by your local Tesco and pick up this item for your summer holiday?
More on summer style
And another Tesco dress that's perfect for late summer and early autumn.
The retailer has yet another .
You can complete your chic summer look with the perfect pumps from M&S.
Plus, an £18 Sainsbury's dress that guarantees complements all summer long.
And the universally flattering M&S carrot leg jeans are back in stock for less than £40.
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