Rochelle Humes stuns in Next's linen co-ord hailed as 'perfect'
The tailored set consists of a waistcoat and either a skirt or a pair of city shorts
Rochelle Humes looks absolutely stunning in her latest Next campaign, where she's seen modelling a chic new summer collection. The latest drop features tailored pieces in lightweight materials that are ideal for summer in the UK and on holiday abroad.
A blue, textured, linen co-ord, as modelled by Rochelle, is already proving to be popular with shoppers who have praised it for being 'flattering' and 'perfect'. The TV presenter and pop star wore the powder-blue tailored co-ord with kitten heels and oversized earrings.
The set is made from linen, so it's suitable for summer wear, ensuring consumers will not feel overly hot. It includes a longline sleeveless waistcoat (£39) with tortoise shell buttons—available in sizes 6-20.
And then, prospective buyers can either choose from a longline skirt (£34, in sizes 6-22) or a pair of city shorts (£26, in sizes 6-22). The waistcoat and the skirt seem to be the most popular, with the most reviews.
Similarly, New Look is selling an on-trend butter yellow co-ord as part of its summer collection. It is made up of a tailored pair of wide-leg trousers on sale for £34.99, and a matching bandeau waistcoat priced at £35.99 - it is also available in black and white colour options.
Back to Rochelle's Next co-ord, a shopper said they have received lots of compliments on the waistcoat, explaining: "Lovely waistcoat and very flattering. Received so many compliments. It's washed well, too."
Another had issues finding their right size, writing: "Sizing too big for a size six horrible, it's so massive. Lovely quality but too big size six fits a size 10 person."
For shoppers after a boho-inspired co-ord look to Nobody's Child where this Blue Tie Dye set is offered. It comprises a bow-tie cami with spaghetti straps (£49) and a matching long, floaty skirt (£99).
Back to Next's linen co-ord, another fashion fan wore the waistcoat with jeans instead of buying the full co-ord and said it 'looked brilliant'. Adding: "Very comfy to wear and a perfect length for me."
There are also rave reviews for the longline skirt. A buyer complimented its 'beautiful colour' and lightweight material, but had a gripe, adding: "If I had one downside it would be that it is long. I'm 5ft 4 and had to turn the waist strap up one."
Another shopper concluded: "Omg! Perfect linen skirt for the summer! Long, loose and cool. Very flattering and perfect length (I'm 5ft 4in and it rests just above my ankle. Perfect with a pair or wedges and a floaty top! Love it and will wear it to death!"
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