Rochelle Humes' stunning Next collection features perfect €50 summer dress
Whether you're jetting off on holiday or planning a romantic seaside date night, Rochelle Humes' latest Next collection has got you sorted with the perfect dress for sunset events.
Already a hit among style-savvy shoppers, this Teal Blue Cowl Neck Sheer Slip Dress is part of Rochelle's summer range and comes with an affordable price tag of €50.50.
The stylish dress has already proven to be a huge hit with shoppers, with fans rushing to Net's online store to snap up the stunning garment. However, it's not just the tropical teal colourway that's up for grabs as this item also comes in a timeless black and white polka dot pattern, which is still available in all sizes.
This sheer cowl-neck slip dress is perfect for summer evenings. It's made from lightweight and flattering pure viscose, ensuring you stay cool and breezy during the warmer seasons.
Featuring a fun and holiday-ready tropical print in vibrant orange and teal, this dress is finished with adjustable straps and a flattering cowl neckline, adding a touch of timeless elegance to this versatile and simple piece.
This maxi-length sheer dress is ideal for slipping on over your favourite swimsuit while you're basking in the warm weather abroad or soaking up the sun on the beach.
If you want to wear this piece to a more formal event, you can easily add a nude bodysuit underneath to maintain modesty without sacrificing the stylish mesh finish, reports the Mirror.
Priced at €50.50, you can snag this gorgeous piece from Rochelle's collection at Next before it flies off the shelves in your size.
Another gem in the collection is a stylish denim maxi dress, retailing for €61.50 and currently available in nearly all sizes.
This item has been hailed as a crowd-pleaser and is selling like hotcakes, so don't dawdle if you want to get your hands on one.
Another gem from Rochelle's collection for Next on is this stylish co-ord , which was recently modelled by the former singer's fellow This Morning presenter Cat Deeley.
Cat perfectly pulled off the Brown Glossy Satin Polka Dot Maxi Skirt paired with its matching Brown Glossy Satin Polka Dot Halter Top during last week's show.
The coordinated set created a sleek illusion of a maxi dress that has had folks singing its praises online, with many saying it's been a compliment magnet.
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