WHETHER you’re getting ready to head off on summer vacation or just prepping your wardrobe for warmer weather, a stylish yet breezy dress is a summer must-have.
But if you’ve been searching for the perfect dress but to no avail, then you might want to head to your local Asda.
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That’s because fashion fans, including Stacey Gorman, are raving about a cheap dress that has taken social media by storm.
In a clip shared on TikTok (@stacegorman), she could be seen trying on the ‘Denim dress with puff sleeves and light wash‘ in the changing room of the local supermarket.
Alongside the post, she wrote: “This is your signal to RUN to Asda and buy this dress.”
The highly sought-after dress, which also comes in cream, is made from lightweight denim fabric and characteristics round neck detail and short puffed sleeves.
Cut to one mini length, it also has a super flattering open tie back and gathered waist – making it the perfect addition to your summer wardrobe, no matter your body shape or size.
The dress is available in sizes 8 to 24, but if you’re eager to get your hands on it, you better be quick — because they’re selling out quickly.
Stacey’s video has since gone viral, racking up an impressive 453,000 views and hundreds of comments from fashionistas who were eager to get their hands on the popular dress.
“Literally bought this yesterday,” wrote one.
A second wrote: “Love this! I just bought the white one for my bachelorette party.”
Elsewhere, other satisfied customers rushed to the reviews section of Asda’s website to leave five-star reviews.
“Stunning, soft and comfortable denim,” praised one.
Another praised: “Don’t hesitate to buy this dress, girls! It’s going viral online, so I can’t imagine it’ll be in stock much longer!
“Such a flattering dress, I also bought George’s woven flat shapes and they look beautiful together!
“I’m really tempted to buy the jeans too.”
Don’t hesitate to buy this dress girls! It’s going viral online, so I can’t imagine it will be in stock much longer!
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A third noted what a “bonus” it was to discover the dress had pockets, while a fourth added: “I love it! It looks much more expensive than it is. Just saying it’s long enough, but I’m 5’10”.
And one more added: “Wow! What a piece to have… I loved the puffed sleeves, they fit perfectly, I like a little space to move around so I bought a size 20.
‘Perfect color for summer, I’m a 5/6 so it’s knee length, it’s so light to wear, not a heavy material.’
And one more added: “I love the almost corset detail on this dress.
Hottest trends for spring/summer 2024
Fabulous fashion editor Clemmie Fieldsend shared the biggest trends on the high street and runway this spring/summer.
SHORTS
I know, shorts for the summer. Innovative. But you’ll see them everywhere this year, from micro hotpants to long pants, denim shorts styles to tailoring and everything in between, they’re a must-have for any occasion.
WHITE
White often goes hand in hand with summer holidays, but whether you’re in the UK or abroad, you’ll see plenty of head-to-toe white looks.
The street is already a white wash with the trend including shoes and accessories.
HIGH SHINE
Whether metallic or sequins, for 2024 glitter isn’t just for Christmas.
Expect to see shimmery looks at festivals, weddings, or even a barbecue in your neighbor’s back garden, paired with bright blocks or simple whites.
LOOSE FUNDS
Baggy, baggy pants dominated our wardrobes from fall through winter, but as we head into the warmer months, expect baggy pants.
From cool cotton to lightweight linen, flowy pants should have a firm place in your wardrobe.
BOMBS
Ballet flats and Mary Janes have been making their way back into our good books for a while now, but for summer they feel less ballerina and more beach-ready.
Woven styles and knitted textures are hot on the runways and streets, think of the 2024 jelly shoe.
GO GIRL
All things romantic and feminine are in for spring with sheer fabrics, pastel shades of blue, yellow and pink dominating the runway. Adorned with bows, lace or flowers, most looks should have a hyper ‘feminine’ element.
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