Tesco's F&F drops new 'feminine' polka dot dress for summer that costs £25
Tesco's F&F Instagram page has highlighted a brand new dress that is perfect for summer events.
Tesco's F&F clothing range has always been a huge hit with shoppers. Which is why many were left impressed when it officially debuted online for the first time ever earlier this month.
Ahead of the upcoming summer season, the fashion range has just been upgraded with a whole host of new garments that are perfect for the balmy weather with the new "Style It Out" collection.
As reported by Cambridgeshire Live, the new launch also includes a beautiful maxi dress you can wear throughout the day and into the night for just £25 - the F&F Polka Dot Ruffle Midi Dress in Ivory.
Available in sizes six through to a 22, this "standout" frock is perfect for any fancy occasions that may already be booked in the summer calendar. From weddings to garden parties, it will be the talk of the town anywhere it is worn.
Hailed as a "feminine pick" by the supermarket, the £25 dress has been crafted from a smooth satin material. It boasts a few elegant details such as a side slit, a soft v-neckline, thin straps and a ruffle detail along the neck and front.
Shoppers keen on a similar style from an alternative retailer might be keen on New Look's £47.99 Off White Polka Dot Cowl Neck Chiffon Midi Dress that also looks suitable for many fancier events.
Meanwhile, Boden also has a few styles worth checking out for the summer, with this £98 Nicola Jersey Tea Dress available in a vast selection of bold prints for the warmer season.
As for the F&F polka dot number, it's a versatile design that was paired with chic red heels in Tesco's Instagram advert recently. However, a product description advises that it can also be accompanied with a pair of sandals during the day.
The dress was showcased on the Tesco F&F Instagram page, which currently boasts 843K followers. The post was captioned: "Unwanted shoe accessory? #StyleItOut. Dress, £25."
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Devotees of the clothing brand have already begun voicing their thoughts about the chic dress on social media. One commenter exclaimed: "Love this."
Meanwhile, another declared it: "EPIC."
It is worth mentioning that, so far, the Polka Dot Ruffle Midi Dress currently holds no negative reviews on the F&F website or on the Instagram post it was recently showcased in.
Fashion deal of the week
Jetting off on holiday this summer and need some flattering new swimwear?
One that shoppers can't stop gushing over is Next's Plunge Shaping Tummy Control Swimsuit that seems to "firm" wobbly bits around the waistline. Costing just £40, it boasts 10 colours and prints to choose from.
With its elegant deep plunge neckline and trendy high-cut leg design, it's a fashionable one-piece that also is "not too revealing". It comes with a tummy-shaping panel around the middle that works to smooth out any lumps and bumps.
Each design of the one-piece is available in a regular-fit, with sizes ranging from a six through to 26, although some are beginning to sell out incredibly fast.
Those who have bought the £40 Next swimsuit can't stop praising it, as one shopper said: "The thick straps are super supportive and comfortable and the plunge neckline is very flattering while not showing too much cleavage. It's quite a high leg which I like and it feels very comfortable on.
"It pulls the tummy in nicely and is lovely and soft. I can't wait to wear this by the pool on holiday and I will feel comfortable swimming in it too."
A repeat purchaser wrote: "I've got a few different colours in this style of swimsuit now as it's a very flattering fit whilst also being very comfortable and secure."
However, Tesco's F&F clothing line does only hold a 2.8 rating on Trustpilot, with some shoppers criticising the quality of certain items, while others weren't impressed with the service that would only provide a refund if a receipt was provided.
Since the summer season poses the opportunity to refresh our wardrobe, then it's good news that Tesco's latest "Style It Out" collection has a whole host of new season must-haves worth popping into a holiday suitcase.
This includes everything from stylish swimwear and floaty lace materials to midi dresses and wide-leg trousers that will allow shoppers to keep up with the latest on-trend styles.
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