The £25 New Look dress with adjustable straps that shoppers say makes it super comfy for all sizes

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The £25 New Look dress with adjustable straps that shoppers say makes it super comfy for all sizes

That viral polka dot Zara dress from a few summers ago can be thrown out because New Look’s Broderie Frill Strappy Midi Dress appears to have become a hit with shoppers. New Look fans have fallen head over heels for the dress available in Classic Black, Barbie Pink, Bold Red and Elegant White.

The £25 summer dress is said to “fit beautifully” and is “beautiful and flattering.” The lightweight dress made from 100 per cent cotton, is perfect for catching the last of the sunny days this Summer. The dress is finished with pretty broderie detailing so looks like you’ve just walked out of a rom-com.

It also includes square neckline and has tie shoulder straps which means it is adjustable for people of all shapes and sizes and can be worn in different styles. One happy customer in her 50s who had purchased the dress said that the quality wasn’t comparable to other retailers, she said: ”It’s absolutely gorgeous… quality and value for money second to no retailer.”

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A second New Look customer who gave the dress a 5-star rating and said her husband and song complimented the dress which is “something that never happens” said: “Gorgeous dress! Not too much material which is often the case for me with midi/maxi dresses as I’m quite short. This one is perfect and very comfy to wear. The broderie frill is a very pretty detail and the colour is lovely - having a Barbie moment! Even my husband and son commented on how pretty the dress looked which never happens! Washed nicely. Very happy!”

The Broderie Frill Strappy Midi Dress is available in four colours

Another fan of the dress labelled the dress “feminine” and said she bought it whilst pregnant but continues to wear the dress now, she said: “Beautiful dress, so feminine, I actually bought it while pregnant but sized up so I could wear it after as well, love the vibrant colour.”

One fan of the budget dress praised the versatility of the dress, they said: “Beautiful dress true to size and fully lined- adjustable straps looks so much more expensive and can be worn casually or more dressed up with bit if extra accessories.”

Lots of other retailers are selling similarly pretty dresses. Boohoo has its soft broderie puff sleeve skater dress in white or Barbie pink and it's just £12. M&S has a cotton broderie midi dress in a rich blue for £49.50 with a black and white tiled print also available.

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