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Emily Atack champions Boden summer dress that flatters bigger busts
Emily Atack champions Boden summer dress that flatters bigger busts

Wales Online

time13 hours ago

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  • Wales Online

Emily Atack champions Boden summer dress that flatters bigger busts

Emily Atack champions Boden summer dress that flatters bigger busts The Inbetweeners and Rivals actress, 32, has professed her love for Boden's Paloma Jersey Maxi Dress, and it's not hard to see why Emily Atack swears by Boden for bigger busts and curves (Image: Instagram @emilyatack ) Navigating summer fashion can be a bit tricky, especially for those with a fuller figure or larger bust – many are familiar with the hunt for items that provide support and don't cling in undesired areas. Luckily, ASOS caters to the fuller bust crowd with a range of bras, bikinis, tops, and dresses designed to flatter. Pour Moi also steps up with a collection filled with dresses and tops ideal for the warmer months. However, it's Emily Atack who has delivered her top pick for summer clothing, praising Boden as her brand of choice. The star couldn't resist raving about Boden's Paloma Jersey Maxi Dress, a dream for anyone blessed with a bigger bust. Featuring a stylish smocked waist, comfortable jersey material, and a neckline that's bound to impress, the maxi dress, priced at £98, is nothing less than a wardrobe essential. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here . READ MORE: New Look's 'perfect' chunky flatform sandals are 'comfortable for wide feet' LATEST: Boden top with detail that makes it a 'bit special' now 30% off The fit-and-flare silhouette complements those with a full bust, and let's not forget the convenience of pockets, making carrying around essentials easy without the need for a handbag. Emily displayed her preference for the blue/white Grecian pattern, although options are plentiful with classic black, vibrant emerald green, and a geometric pink/purple available too, reports the Mirror. This flattering maxi dress from Boden is perfect for holidays (Image: Instagram @emilyatack ) The Boden maxi dress has not only won Emily's approval but also garnered rave reviews from numerous customers, who have praised its perfect fit, practical pockets, and overall quality. One pleased customer shared: "I'm 5'5" and a size 14 and I bought the 14R. "I absolutely love this dress, the print is joyous and the style is very flattering." A shopper expressed her delight with the dress, stating: "Unlike some Boden dresses it's not too low at the front and joy of joys the arm hole is not too big and gives decent coverage for those of us with bits we'd like to disguise. "The regular length is just above my ankles. Would love this in a leopard print!". Another admirer added: "Love this dress! I'm 5'3" and bought 14 petite: it's a perfect fit. The Paloma Maxi is available to shop in four different colours (Image: Boden ) "The length is just above my ankles and the cut is perfect. Great to have pockets. Feels so comfortable yet stylish. "Bought for the South of France and can't wait to wear it! Do not hesitate in purchasing this dress. Highly recommend!" However, one customer had a slight issue, noting: "This is a really pretty, simple dress. It fit true to size. I'm 5'6", 130lbs. I liked the length and the material. "The waist is a bit high, but I find that with most Boden dresses". For those who admire Emily's fashion sense, we've also tracked down her favourite handbag. The exact model is the Deliberate Woven Shoulder Bag in Chocolate, retailing at £129. Article continues below While it does come with a heftier price tag of over £100, given its resemblance to the luxurious Bottega Veneta's woven handbags that sell for well above £1k, we reckon it's quite a bargain.

Alison Hammond's flattering denim dress is the perfect summer outfit - and we've found where to buy it on the high street
Alison Hammond's flattering denim dress is the perfect summer outfit - and we've found where to buy it on the high street

Daily Mail​

timea day ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Alison Hammond's flattering denim dress is the perfect summer outfit - and we've found where to buy it on the high street

Alison Hammond stunned in a flattering denim dress, perfect for the summer, and the outfit is available to snap up on the high street. The TV star, 50, wore the dark blue dress earlier this month on ITV 's This Morning, which she hosted alongside Dermot O'Leary. She paired the Denim Button Through Midi Dress from Very with tan sandals and gold jewellery, styling her hair in long curls over her shoulder. Available to buy for £48, the stylish piece is 95% cotton and features short sleeves, making it perfect for the warmer months. The shirt collar adds edge to the sleek design while a braided feature along the front creates the appearance of a belt. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Denim Button Through Midi Dress - Mid Wash £48.00 Shop Gold coloured buttons run all the way down the dress and it even has pockets, adding practicality as well as style. Denim is a simple wardrobe staple and though it is typically styled through jeans, Alison's dress shows how it can stun in other ways too. The classic piece is available from Very in a range of sizes from 14 to 28. While the platform heels she styled it with are from ASOS, though are reportedly out of stock. Other similar outfits are available to buy, including a D enim Graceland Midi Shirt Dress one with longer sleeves from Nobody's Child, priced at £77. While Next offers a Lipsy Mid Wash Blue Belted Denim Mini Shirt Dress with Waist Seaming Detail for £59. Last month, the presenter was flooded with compliments from fans who were stunned by her new look after she had taken an extended break from This Morning. This Morning fans gasped 'she looks amazing!' as Alison Hammond made a 'triumphant return' to the show after an extended break. Nobody's Child Denim Graceland Midi Shirt Dress £77.00 Shop Lipsy Mid Wash Blue Belted Denim Mini Shirt Dress £59.00 Shop H&M Midi denim dress £42.99 Shop George at ASDA Mid Wash Sleeveless Denim Midi Shirt Dress £22.00 Shop On April 14, Alison made a comeback and donned a striking new look while she was at it too. The star styled her hair partly up in a bun and the rest trailed past her shoulders in stunning voluminous curls - marking a change from her usual sleek waves. She also happened to tower over co-host Dermot and wore animal print heels, paired with a white blouse and burgundy skirt. 'I'm nervous, I feel like I'm out of the flow. It's good to see you Dermot, I'm wearing heels,' Alison commented on her return. 'Rachel who dresses me said put those heels on. I said 'can I have some flat shoes please?' She said no, I'm keeping them.' Meanwhile Dermot called her comeback a 'triumphant return'. Fans took to social media to welcome Alison back to the show and many gushed over her new look. One posted on X: 'Alison looks amazing the hair is everything.' 'Love the hair Alison you look amazing welcome back.' 'Ali-shone!' 'Yay the vibes is back on the show Alison and Dermot.'

Rayner's irrational tax raid will suffocate Britain's most promising businesses
Rayner's irrational tax raid will suffocate Britain's most promising businesses

Telegraph

timea day ago

  • Business
  • Telegraph

Rayner's irrational tax raid will suffocate Britain's most promising businesses

Thirty years ago, 10 plucky firms listed on London's new Alternative Investment Market (AIM) with a combined capitalisation of just £82m, opting for the exchange as a less burdensome and expensive means of attracting investor capital than the main market. Since that time the average market cap of a single Aim firm has grown to £101m, more than 4,000 companies have participated in the market and raised over £135bn from investors. Firms such as ASOS, FeverTree and YouGov got their start on the index, while longstanding businesses such as Eddie Stobart, Time Out and Young's Brewery turned to it for further capital. Some have stayed on the junior market, while others made the leap to the main market. In turn, these firms have contributed vast sums to the British economy. In 2023 alone, Aim-listed businesses directly added £35.7bn to UK GDP and employed more than 400,000 people. Factor in the indirect (supply chain) and induced (employee spending) gross value, and these companies contributed £68bn to UK GDP and supported almost 800,000 jobs. Unlike so many other parts of our economic engine, there are more Aim companies headquartered outside of London than in it, and each employee adds £87,100 to our collective wealth, 50pc higher than the national average. Companies grow quickly under the Aim umbrella, boosting revenue by more than 40pc per annum in their first three years and growing headcount by 17pc each year. These businesses added £5.4bn to Treasury coffers in the same year through corporation tax, not to mention VAT, income tax or National Insurance contributions. They also paid out £1.2bn in dividends. And yet, our Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner is demanding we gamble its future away for the paltry sum of a 0.01pc increase in annual tax receipts. Despite her claims that abolishing the remaining inheritance tax relief on Aim-listed shares could raise as much as £1bn annually, itself just 0.1pc of total tax take, the Government's own figures show the best case scenario would only add £110m to the public purse. Rather than cobbled together estimates from various interested figures, these numbers come from HMRC as per a Freedom of Information request from TWM Solicitors, and represent the projected income of Rachel Reeves's raid from her inaugural Budget, in which she halved the tax relief available. It stands to reason that culling the remaining 50pc tax relief would raise the same sums again. Except it doesn't. Factor in an incredibly unfriendly market environment for Aim shares, and analysis by tax firm RSM projects the number could dwindle as low as £55m. But even this is missing the wider picture. Slash inheritance tax relief to 0pc on Aim shares and it's very likely you'll never see a penny raised from this tax. The junior market is a risky investment, and one that only makes sense for estate planning on the basis of tax relief. Pop 'Aim portfolio' into your favourite search engine and you'll find every offering advertises the benefits of reducing one's inheritance tax bill. This is because while the market has a wealth of success stories, its history is also littered with hundreds of failed ventures. For every moonshot that compounds tenfold, your portfolio will be weighed down by other 100pc losses. But for British business to succeed and innovate – and generate that mystical growth at the heart of the Chancellor's proposition – we need a supportive environment and steady flow of capital. Moreover, unlike your typical FTSE 100 company which records its revenue in dollars and does little for our own GDP, the tax relief on Aim shares is reserved for certain businesses – those that operate on our shores. To qualify for the relief, the company must carry out the majority of its business in the UK, and it can't be a glorified landlord. Firms trading in land or securities, or receiving a substantial amount of income from letting property or land, are excluded. The relief isn't offered in perpetuity, either. Stray from these requirements and investors will be forced to pick a new stock, or face a tax bill. For a cost of roughly £110m per year, the inheritance tax relief buoys British businesses and offers entrepreneurs the opportunity to fail or succeed – and returns £68bn. If Reeves is serious about her growth agenda, this is the time to prove it.

Emily Atack-approved Boden dress flatters bigger busts and is ideal for holidays
Emily Atack-approved Boden dress flatters bigger busts and is ideal for holidays

Daily Record

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Record

Emily Atack-approved Boden dress flatters bigger busts and is ideal for holidays

Emily Atack has found the answer for those who struggle to find a dress that is flattery and supportive for bigger busts. Summer can be a complex time to choose what to wear. While the weather in the UK is expected to change unexpectedly, women with a fuller figure or larger busts also have the issue of trying to find clothing that is supportive but not too clingy. Thankfully, ASOS has a range of clothes that cater to those that are part of the fuller-breast crowd, including bras, bikinis, tops and dresses designed to flatter. Pour Moi also has a collection of dresses and tops that will become must-have staples for the warmer months. However, actress Emily Atack has also given a helping hand to women blessed with bigger busts as she has revealed her top pick for summer this year. The star has gushed over Boden's Paloma Jersey Maxi Dress that is priced at £98. Featuring a chic smocked waist, snug jersey material and gorgeous neckline, this Boden maxi dress is perfect for a summer holiday, reports OK! For those with a full bust, the fit-and-flare silhouette is highly complimentary. What makes this dress even better is that it has pockets, meaning shoppers can easily carry around their essential items for day to day life. The dress is also made for all shapes and sizes, as Boden website shows that customers can pick between petite, regular and long fits, as well as a range of sizes. While Emily showcased the dress in the gorgeous blue/white Grecian motif, Boden has plenty of options available to fit each shopper's personal style. This includes classic black, vibrant emerald green, and a geometric pink/purple. Paloma Jersey Maxi Dress £98 Boden Buy Now Another lovely deal available on Boden is the Eloise Tiered Jersey Dress. Available in six designs, including gallery blue, foxglove purple and French navy and ivory Stripes, these dresses are priced between £76 and £80. Alternatively, for those looking for a shorter style dress, Pour Moi is selling the Bella Fuller Bust Slinky Stretch Tie Sleeve Tea Dress for £45. With nine different designs available, shoppers will be left spoilt for choice. Back to Emily Atack's top pick, many shoppers have been gushing over the Paloma dress for its impeccable cut and handy pockets. One shopper said: "I'm 5'5" and a size 14 and I bought the 14R. I absolutely love this dress; the print is joyous and the style is very flattering." With another customer praising: "Unlike some Boden dresses it's not too low at the front and joy of joys the arm hole is not too big and gives decent coverage for those of us with bits we'd like to disguise. The regular length is just above my ankles. Would love this in a leopard print!". However, one customer had a minor gripe, stating: "This is a really pretty, simple dress. It fit true to size. I'm 5'6", 130lbs. I liked the length and the material. The waist is a bit high, but I find that with most Boden dresses." Fashion deal of the week In need of new trainers, but don't want to pay Skechers prices. Then these STQ Women's Slip-On Trainers are said to be "much better" than the famed brand. Even better, they are currently priced from just £30.99 on Amazon. With their slip-on style design and ultra-breathable mesh material, these trainers are said to be a fuss-free option for anyone who spends long periods of time on their feet, alongside anyone who suffers from foot pain issues such as plantar fasciitis. The flexible knitted material features an elastic cuff, making them easy to pop on and take off, while the wide fit fabric has been designed to make it feel like you are wearing nothing on your feet. Crafted with over 1,000 ventilation holes, they ensure that feet don't get to sweaty during wear, while the memory foam insole provides good arch support, making it feel "like walking on air". Available to buy in sizes three through to eight, shoppers can select from eight colours including black, grey and pink. However, it's worth noting that the £30.99 price-tag is available on the black colourway. With the STQ Trainers posing the cheapest price-tag, shoppers might be happy to hear that they have earned a 4.4 rating based on over 5,000 Amazon reviews that suggest they are "light as a feather" and "really comfortable". One delighted shopper said: "Super lightweight, comfortable and a fab colour pink. Much better all round than the Skechers I bought at four times the price! Your feet will love these." Purchase the STQ Women's Slip On Trainers from £30.99 on Amazon here. Despite this, another fan of the dress chimed in: "Love this dress! I'm 5'3" and bought 14 petite: it's a perfect fit. The length is just above my ankles and the cut is perfect. "Great to have pockets. Feels so comfortable yet stylish. Bought for the South of France and can't wait to wear it! Do not hesitate in purchasing this dress. Highly recommend! Another five-star reviewer also said: "Absolutely adore this dress! I ordered a 10P in blue floral and at 5'2 it fits perfectly and the length is spot on. "Material is a little creased but not too worried, the dress is super floaty and ultra comfortable. Can't wait to wear this on my holidays in a few weeks! Tempted to order another..." To buy the Paloma Jersey Maxi Dress, click HERE. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. 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Nobody's Child just restocked our fashion team's favourite polka dot midi dress
Nobody's Child just restocked our fashion team's favourite polka dot midi dress

Daily Mirror

time2 days ago

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  • Daily Mirror

Nobody's Child just restocked our fashion team's favourite polka dot midi dress

Mirror's shopping team loves Nobody's Child's polka dot midi dress for its waist-cinching silhouette and timeless style, and it's finally been restocked so you can shop it too This summer there's one dress in particular that's caught the eye of our entire shopping team here at the Mirror, and we've all been desperate to get our hands on it. The White Polka Dot Bandeau Felicity Midi Dress from Nobody's Child is the perfect pick for holidays, events and even casual days in the sun, and it proved so popular with everyone that it sold out not long after launching. However good news if you missed out on it, because it's finally back in stock in all sizes and available for £99. Although the polka dot print is perfect for nailing this summer's trends, it does also come in nine other colours and prints including gingham, red and both a brown and black version with white polka dots. Mirror's fashion and beauty director Michelle Darlow said: 'This dress was the perfect addition to my wardrobe. It's easy to dress up for weddings or parties, but it works just as well with a chunky sandal and a cardigan for a more low key look. It also has pockets! I'm typically a size 10/12 but went for the 10 as I have small boobs and it fitted well on top and was so comfortable and easy to wear all day.' The silhouette of the Felicity Midi Dress is what makes it so flattering and special, with a fitted bandeau bodice and a midi skirt that flares out at the hips. If the thought of a strapless design doesn't do it for you, don't worry; it also comes with attachable spaghetti straps. That means you can add some extra support whenever you want it, or quickly whip them off if you want to avoid any tan lines or change up the neckline. The concealed zip fastening keeps it looking sleek and streamlined, and it's designed to be semi-fitted so it's still comfortable and moveable whilst flattering your figure. If you prefer a different neckline, the Anaya Polka Dot Halter Neck Maxi Dress from ASOS is a great alternative. Slightly cheaper at £85, it has a halter neckline with an adjustable tie fastening, letting you create the perfect fit and support. We also spotted a great alternative at Abercrombie & Fitch, with the Strapless Drop-Waist Maxi Dress currently on sale down from £90 to £74.99. It also features removable spaghetti straps, a boned fitted bodice and a flowing maxi skirt with a dropped waist for a flattering fit. For something a little more casual, the ONLY Stone Polka Dot Bandeau Maxi Dress at Next is perfect. It has a shirred bodice and flowy maxi-length skirt that's perfect for holidays and days at the beach. It's available in sizes XS to XL, with prices ranging between £40 and £44 depending on the size. Nobody's Child does recommend sizing down from your usual size in the Felicity Midi Dress, but if you have a bigger bust or prefer some more movement you could always stick to your regular size. It's also made from 100% organic cotton, which keeps it breathable and lightweight to wear during the summer. You can easily style it with some barely there heels and a raffia clutch, or swap for a pair of regular sandals for a more laidback summer vibe. You could also make it office appropriate with some loafers and a blazer, or create a more laidback look with trainers and a bomber jacket.

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