Fashion fans are going wild for bargain M&S midi dress that’s perfect for the Coronation
FROM street parties to holding a family BBQ in your garden, people up and down the country are all gearing up to celebrate King Charles’ Coronation.
But if you’ve not yet got an outfit to wear for the momentous historic occasion on Saturday 6 May, then you may just want to pop down to your local M&S.
Fashion fans have been sent into a frenzy over the high-street store’s stylish black and white midi tea dress – and say it’s so “versatile” it’s the perfect frock to wear to watch King Charles take his crown.
And the best part of all? It costs just £39.50.
The ‘Printed V-Neck Midi Tea Dress’ features a striking print and puffed short sleeves, while the delicate under-bust gathering helps to complete the super flattering silhouette.
It fastens with an elegant row of covered buttons and is made from a lightweight material – making it the perfect addition to keep you cool as temperatures increase.
The stylish frock is available in a range of sizes from 6-24 and also comes in a pink ditsy print pattern.
So it’s little surprise the highly sought-after dress has been flooded with five star reviews online.
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“Tea dress mid calf. Lovely fit and very flattering around the midriff,” enthused one.
A second penned: “Bought on the pink colour. Fits incredibly well even tho I’m ‘buxom’ and it’s also not revealing.
“Quite long and I’m tall, but think that’s the style. Absolutely love it.
“It’s slimming, adaptable to dress up or down with pretty sandals or trainers and a denim jacket.
“Love the short sleeves. Very good purchase.”
A third commented: “Fit is perfect, material is great will be comfortable for warm days, ideal for office, casual events or dinner dates, really delighted.”
Meanwhile, a fourth wrote: “Lovely summer dress, fits perfectly and nice fabric.”
And a further added: “Lovely dress. Beautiful cut, nice material. Seems true to size.
“Very versatile – could wear at the races, afternoon tea, a wedding or just down the pub.”