Spring dresses -any recommendations?

Debenhams have a good range at the moment with discounts. I hope they don’t disappear.

I love To.ast. I realise they are expensive, but the fabrics, cut and prints are lovely, and they last a long time. I am 69 and have several To.ast dresses I have bought over the last few years, both summer and winter. They are flattering to someone who has middle aged spread!

I buy quite a lot from the White Stuff. I like their colours and the dresses are usually a good length on me. Have my eye on this linen dress (I wear a lot of linen in the summer). It's a bit on the pricey side but there are usually discounts floating about. Just need the weather to warm up a notch more and I'll probably be convinced to buy it.

White Stuff and Monsoon have lovely spring things

Cos and Uniqlo my favourites

Seasalt have lots of lovely styles and fabrics

I like Roman (or Roman Originals). I got a lovely dress for a wedding from there last summer. I also like Lindy Bop, who are online. The specialise in 40s/50s style dresses.

Sea salt and Monsoon for me

I got a delightful dress made by "Hot Squash" for my son's wedding. I got it from Debenhams but it is also available from Next.

Wrap, floaty/lightweight midi length with stripes or small flowers.
Zara and New Look have some rather nice ones.

Any dress I buy has to cover my 'bingo wings'. Wish I still had the energy and the skill to make my own.

For everyday summer wear Next linen dresses loads of different prints and a comfortable fit for warm weather , even more budget friendly Asda George linen dresses, though they sell out fast .

Kaleidoscope (on line ) are good and they often have sales. I also like Monsoon , White stuff, Mint Velvet (in the sales) and PhaseEight, when I can get 20% off.

Hobbs usually have a style called Twitchill in different patterns or plain every year. Also Jigsaw. Neither are cheap but lovely fabrics and last years.

I frequent most of the sites mentioned, but never pay the full price.
It got me thinking, not everyone can afford to buy from these sites, would it be worth including some lower priced items? After all, GN should be inclusive.
You can often find hidden gems in sites like Sainsbury's TU.

I like the usual suspects such as Sea salt and White Stuff for every day, with Bombshell for special occasions. I also love the old fashioned cotton frocks at great prices from Dolly & Dotty and Pretty Kitty - both have some gorgeous florals for the summer.

Marydoll I bought a couple of really cheap, lined linen dresses from Peacocks last year, I think they were £20 each & both get admired! No doubt they will be doing similar this year. The Dolly & Dotty and Pretty Kitty are mostly under £40 full price and I got 3 D&D for £50 in total in their sale. The quality is great & the ones I had are all lined!

Well nothing by M&S, that's for sure.

I was in there yesterday - Ladies togs are still in the doldrums in terms of both style and quality.

Let's go back to the days when we could all dress up as Dame Hilda & Doctor Evadne and have done with it!

OSKA. Quite expensive but beautifully cut and made. I buy a couple of items each season and they all seem to work together and last forever too.

M and S WAKE UP!

It's been ages since I have bought a dress as I am a cold mortal and have to layer up in tights, jeans, socks, vests, gilets and coats to be even tolerably warm. I also do not go out much these days so don't need new clothes.

However, I have bought a stonkingly lovely and expensive dress for my DD's wedding in June from Phase Eight.

Love OSKA too but expensive. Haven't looked at M&S clothes for quite a while but did see a recent advert for their linen outfits that looked rather nice, will have to investigate.

I love Weird Fish very similar to Seasalt but not as pricey

Loving GrammaH's Pretty Kitty recommendation. Some of the dresses are a bit "out there" for me, but I've ordered the Wine Red Floral V Neck Crossover Top Empire Waist Swing Dress which is very pretty!