The £27 M&S dress perfect for spring that's 'very flattering' and gets shoppers 'lots of compliments'

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The £27 M&S dress perfect for spring that's 'very flattering' and gets shoppers 'lots of compliments'

With spring right around the corner, temperatures are finally starting to warm up and flowers and trees are beginning to bloom. And to mark the new season, long but flowy dresses are the perfect addition to your everyday edit.

Marks and Spencer has a great range of them, including the £27.50 Jersey Printed Midi Tea Dress. Available in sizes 6 to 24, it comes in petite, regular and long.

Crafted from a soft jersey fabric with added stretch, it's cut in a regular fit with three-quarter length sleeves. The midi-length garment also features a round neck and a self-tie belt at the waist for a flattering outline.

READ MORE: M&S versatile jacket for awkward weather that gives the 'Chanel look' for £75

woman wearing marks and spencer jersey printed midi tea dress
"Have worn and washed it, and it is a lovely dress that doesn’t need ironing after wash. Loved it so much have bought the black version"

The piece can easily be dressed up or down, but for a more casual look, you can add a pair of white trainers, such as the £25 Lace Up Trainers from Marks and Spencer. The dress has a 4.7 rating based off 15 reviews.

A very pleased shopper wrote: "I spotted this yesterday, thought I'd try it on just in case and it looked lovely. I'm a petite older lady and this fitted beautifully, the regular length being longer but what I like - it looked so nice I had to buy it."

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"Lovely dress really comfortable to wear and received lots of compliments the first time I wore it," another added, while a third commented: "Lovely dress, looks and feels more expensive than it is. Good fit."

There has been very little criticism of the product, with the lowest rating being three stars, but some customers were not keen on the fit: "I received this today I love the print it’s beautiful, the only thing I’m not keen on is the tiered aspect as the tier sits on your hips. I wish it was straight like the other jersey dresses I’ve had over the last few years."

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Alternatively, there's the Rachel Midi Dress from Nobody's Child. It comes in six different colours and patterns, and the price ranges from £15 to £49 depending on the model selected.

The dress is made from 100 per cent viscose, and is machine washable. There are no reviews yet, but it's currently one of the brand's bestsellers.

You can get the £27.50 Marks and Spencer Jersey Printed Midi Tea Dress here and the £25 Marks and Spencer Lace Up Trainers here. Shop the £15 - £49 Rachel Midi Dress at Nobody's Child.

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