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Monsoon's best-selling wedding guest dress finally gets restocked and gets 50% price cut

Monsoon's best-selling wedding guest dress finally gets restocked and gets 50% price cut

Daily Mirror3 days ago
Just in time for your next summer wedding, Monsoon has finally restocked its best-selling wedding guest dress and bestowed a whopping 50% discount as it lands back on shelves
If you're looking for that crowd-pleasing maxi dress that's perfect for formal summer occasions, especially weddings, look no further. Monsoon has just revived its sell-out Patricia Ruffle Sleeve Midi Dress that's been, bringing it back in stock just in time for the rest of the summer wedding season. And the good news doesn't stop there.
Normally retailing for over £150, this dress has been slashed down to half its normal price as it lands back on shelves. That said, you may want to hurry. This dress sold out for a reason, and its current 50% discount is only going to make it more covetable. In fact, one colourway has already sold out in all shades, so you'll need to act fast to secure your size before it's gone (again).
Monsoon's standout piece, which previously sold out, is officially back in stock in two wedding-ready colours, red and navy.
This number is beloved for its ruffled sleeves, which add a romantic flourish to the classic and understated style. It also boasts a flattering fitted bodice that's sure to create a figure-hugging finish on any body type, while the floaty midi hem bestows elegance and flair, creating a chic and timeless silhouette.
The Patricia midi is set to deliver effortless elegance season after season, whether it's as a wedding guest or a bridesmaid, this dress is ideal for weddings, but its versatile styling opportunities don't stop there as it's also seamlessly dressed up or down, able to be worn to brunches, christianings, date night and any other celebration that calls for polished, camera-ready style.
Sold out in its pink variety, this Monsoon dress is up for grabs in sizes 8 to 24 and right now can be picked up for 50% less while Monsoon's massive summer sale lasts.
Shoppers have been quick to share their love for this piece, with one 5-star reviewer raving: "I'd seen this dress at full price and was really tempted by it, so when I saw it half price in the sale and there was just one left in my size, I decided it was fate and just had to have it! It's an absolutely gorgeous dress, the colour is stunning and the fit was spot on for me. Probably the nicest dress I've ever bought and worth every penny!"
Another shares: "This dress is gorgeous. Perfect for all occasions. I love it."
And a third chimes in: " Beautiful dress and stunning wow colour. Can't wait to wear it it for my daughter's wedding."
If you're looking for a similar style but don't want to blow the bank, Next has this Laura Ashley Shepherds Purse Floral Print Ruffle Sleeve in a range of shades and patterns for £42. Elsewhere, you can shop this Phase Eight Julissa Ruffle Wrap Midi Dress for £129 or head over to Club L London to grab this Navy Satin Puff-Sleeve Midi Dress for £135.
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