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Wales Online
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
'Easy wearing' butter yellow summer dress from brand shoppers have 'fallen in love with' now 50% off
'Easy wearing' butter yellow summer dress from brand shoppers have 'fallen in love with' now 50% off The dress has an all over embroidery, pleated skirt and side seam pockets The dress is currently available in from UK sizes six to 20 (Image: Damson Madder ) A summer dress, described as "easy wearing", is now 50% off on Damson Madder. The Iris Mini Dress - Butter Broderie was £80 but is now down to £40. The mini dress is described as "sweet and playful" and is crafted from 100% organic cotton. It comes with an all over embroidery, pleated skirt, side seam pockets, adjustable straps and a zip fastening. The dress is currently available in UK sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 on Damson Madder's website. It is recommended that shoppers go for their regular size. The retailer's description reads: "The Iris is an easy wearing summer dress that you will reach for over and over." READ MORE: Debenhams slashes £510 watch down to £78 and it's available in five colours LATEST: Clarks sandals 'perfect for holiday' have 50% off in huge summer sale Damson Madder is also an environmentally conscious brand, that believes "you shouldn't have to choose between your wardrobe and the environment". It aims to create clothes "to last", using organic and recycled materials with "maximum style" but "minimum impact". The brand has been worn by various celebrities, including actress Anya Taylor-Joy. The mini dress is described as "sweet and playful" and is crafted from 100% organic cotton (Image: Damson Madder ) We've heard it said many times this year already, but butter yellow is the colour of the year, and even more so in spring and summer when the weather is lighter, brighter, warmer and sunnier and we can showcase the colourful items of our wardrobes. If you love Damson Madder then you'll like Nobody's Child. For a butter yellow dress but with a different style, you could purchase Nobody's Child Butter Yellow Cora Midi Dress for £79. Or, for a cheaper price, you could get the Buttermilk Yellow Puff Sleeve Midi Dress from Next for £42. While there are no reviews of the dress on Damson Madder's website, you can find overall reviews of the brand on Trustpilot. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here . The retailer has received a rating of 4.1 out of five stars based on 382 reviews. One customer who was happy with their purchase said: "Clothes are beautiful and it arrived very timely! my new favourite brand!" Another pleased shopper said: "I've fallen in love with this brand! "The products are absolutely lovely -well made, thoughtfully designed, and always a joy to receive. But what really makes the experience even better is their amazing customer service. "They respond quickly, are super friendly, and always willing to help find the best solution if you have any questions or issues." While another happy reviewer had this to say: "I'm 62 years old and have found many pieces I can wear from this collection, I mix with high end it's fabulous, great quality ,great price, inclusive sizing I wish I'd found it before now". But not everyone was satisfied with their purchase. One reviewer said: "Beautiful style, disappointing quality. I like the dress I ordered a lot, but when I took the dress out of the packaging there were frayed stitches and jagged seams. "It's also very difficult to put on, with no zippers or buttons and minimal stretch. The accordion ruching at the back kind of makes it manageable but it takes awhile to get in and out of, even though I have a slim build. Article continues below "For someone more muscular, with larger boobs, or plus sizes, I don't know how they'd be able to put the dress on."
ITV News
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- ITV News
Jo Good's guide to Ascot-inspired fashion on a budget
From chic occasion wear on a budget to fabulous rental finds, Jo Good is back at Royal Ascot with all the inspo you need to RSVP with confidence this summer. Advertisement. We earn commission from some links on this page. When you click on a link, our affiliate partner sets cookies - you can opt out here. Our full disclosure notice is here. Prices correct at time of publication. Paula Echevarría Ruched Grab Bag £11, Primark Andauna: Gold Shimmer Loop Fascinator £19.99, Quiz Butter Yellow Tailored Blazer £149, Nobody's Child Butter Yellow Wide Leg Trousers £89, Nobody's Child Paula Echevarría Straw Seashell Clutch Bag £16, Primark £38, Asos Gold Dome Stud Earrings £10, River Island Jacqui: Statement flower fascinator £75, Accessorize C/Meo Collective Cream Construct Midi Dress £32 for 30 days, Hirestreet Gold Raffia Look Box Clutch £23.99, New Look ASOS DESIGN Paphos pointed high heeled court shoes in gold £26, Asos Earrings£3.99, H&M (In-store only) Jo's look: Two tone bow disc fascinator black £60, Accessorize Navy Polka Dot Tie Front Jumpsuit £66, River Island
Daily Mirror
16-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Nobody's Child drops new arrivals including 'pretty' summer dresses
These are some of the hottest items from Nobody's Child's latest drop Sunny summer days are upon us, and anyone seeking out some new threads for the warm season is in for a treat, thanks to the brand-new pieces that have just landed at Nobody's Child. The sustainable fashion house is most known for its flattering silhouettes and subtle prints. Recently, the brand has quietly added a fresh batch of summer arrivals to its site, and fans are already loving what they see. With Fearne Cotton and Frankie Bridge all previously spotted in the brand, as well as the likes of Love Island's Tasha Ghouri, also collaborating with the label last year, Nobody's Child continues to cement its status as a high-street hero for chic looks. From floaty dresses to easy-breezy linen separates, the new drop covers everything for the season. There are also new season arrivals available at Boden, including the brands Postcards from Mallorca range. Our top pick is the Maya Kimono Jersey Maxi Dress, £120, which shoppers have praised for its 'stunning' design and 'flattering' fit. Alternatively, FatFace offers seasonal must-haves for all holiday wardrobe needs. With an A-line silhouette, this Maria Ivory Plants Midi Dress from the brand works perfectly for Britain's current heatwave and comes in at £69. One highlight from the newest Nobody's Child edit is this Butter Yellow Linen-blend Cora Midi Dress. Available for £79, the dress comes in five different colours in sizes 6-16. Boasting a fitted bodice, button details, and swishy skirt, it's the perfect number to add to any holiday wardrobe. One shopper noted: "Lovely dress; beautiful skirt with underskirt. I usually take a 12, but size 10 fits better on the bodice." While a second review read, "Lovely dress, it's well made and very pretty. It looks like the picture and is lined, so it's not see-through." Although one comment noted: "It was a bit of an odd fit, very tight on bust but saggy on the straps for me." Another hot item for the season is the Light Blue Denim A-line Shorts for £59. Made to wear everywhere, these light-wash denim shorts have a high waist and relaxed, body-skimming fit. In a five-star rating, one person shared: "These are a great length and fit, and I love the colour too. They will be worn a lot this summer!" Sure to be a favourite among holiday-makers, the Black Ditsy Floral Christina Midi Dress retails for £79 and boasts the right amount of floatiness for sunny days full of activities or balmy summer nights. No summer is complete without staples, and the White Embroidered Lace Trim Waistcoat for £59 is just as chic as it is comfortable and easy to wear. Head over to Nobody's Child to shop the full collection of new arrivals and other styles.
Daily Mirror
15-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Marks & Spencer's 'stylish' £50 bubble hem dress garners 'so many compliments'
With occasionwear season officially here, we've found the perfect stylish and subtle midaxi dress that will take you through the summer from Marks & Spencer Marks & Spencer is back taking online orders after the cyber attack, and as always, their current spring/summer collection is filled with stylish and elevated pieces that will really up your fashion game. One dress in particular that caught our eye was the Pure Cotton Bubble Hem Midaxi Dress. With summer basically here, plus the races and weddings looming, finding the perfect dress you can wear to these different occasions is no mean feat, but we think this midaxi is the versatile summer dress to get your hands one. And at £49.50, this dress definitely isn't breaking the bank. Combining two trends in one, this black dress features a stylish bubble hem detail, as well as a flattering drop waist. Despite featuring more micro-trendy elements, the sleek black colour and classic silhouette mean this dress will last in your wardrobe for years to come. To style this midaxi, we suggest keeping it simple with a pair of gold or silver mules (depending on which you prefer), and a matching clutch or grab bag, and minimalist jewellery. Additionally, if you're more of a maximalist, you could team leopard or zebra print accessories to make the look pop. We're not the only ones who are loving this versatile dress, shoppers are already leaving their reviews, praising the piece for its high quality and flattering fit. One shopper wrote: "Couldn't resist this dress despite having to try on several sizes before finding best fit (it's on the small side). The design quality becomes apparent once on with a drop waist, great if you are tall and long in the body, and the bubble hem. It's also nicely lined and the cut out back still enables you to wear a bra. Please continue to provide such design quality please M&S." While a second shared how the dress got them heaps of compliments when they wore it. They added: "So many compliments wearing this dress. The dress is beautiful, I felt really nice in it, and lots and lots of women asked me where it was from." As briefly mentioned above, a few people criticised the sizing of the dress, claiming it runs rather small, so we suggest sizing up from your usual size, especially if you are in between. If black isn't your thing, we think we've found another stylish but low-key summer occasion dress you can wear to every event. The Butter Yellow Puff Sleeve Zola Midi Dress, £120, from Nobody's Child is in one of the biggest colour trends of the year, butter yellow. This stylish midi features a flattering empire waistline, which can help to balance the silhouette and elongate the torso.
Emirates Woman
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Emirates Woman
8 summer colours that will dominate store shelves in 2025
The spring/summer 2025 runways painted a vivid picture of the season's mood through an unexpectedly soothing yet vibrant colour palette. Gone are the harsh neons of seasons past – 2025 welcomes a sophisticated spectrum of wearable hues that range from creamy neutrals to zesty brights. Here are the seven key colours that will define summer 2025 fashion, each bringing its own unique charm to your seasonal wardrobe. Butter Yellow This pale, creamy yellow has emerged as the season's most versatile neutral, replacing traditional beige in designers' collections. Seen everywhere from Chanel's elegant suits to Zimmermann's flowing dresses, butter yellow works equally well for daytime tailoring and evening gowns. Its soft golden undertones make it flattering across skin tones, while its neutral quality allows for easy pairing with everything from white denim to chocolate brown separates. Mocha Mousse Pantone's Color of the Year for 2025 makes a strong case for brown as the new black. Designers like Max Mara and Prada showcased the depth and sophistication of chocolate brown in luxurious linen dresses, tailored coats, and buttery leather accessories. This shade brings warmth to summer dressing while maintaining an urban edge, perfect for everything from office wear to weekend outfits when paired with lighter neutrals or bright citrus tones. Ballet Pink Moving away from the bold pinks of previous seasons, 2025 introduces a more delicate, romantic pink reminiscent of ballet slippers and rose petals. Alaïa and Miu Miu demonstrated how this whisper-soft hue can look modern and sophisticated rather than saccharine. The key is in its subtle blue undertones that keep it from feeling too sweet, making it ideal for everything from tailored suiting to ethereal eveningwear. Aperol Orange For those who crave color, designers offered the perfect solution in this juicy, cocktail-inspired orange. Bottega Veneta and Louis Vuitton showed how this vibrant shade can feel both playful and polished. Unlike previous seasons' neon oranges, this version has a slightly muted quality that makes it more wearable, especially when balanced with neutral tones like beige or white. It's the ultimate hue for making a statement while still feeling appropriate for daytime. Icy Blue Blue takes on a frosty, ethereal quality for summer 2025. Chloé and Prabal Gurung used this pale, icy tone to create looks that felt both fresh and sophisticated. The color works particularly well in the season's light-as-air fabrics, from sheer overlays to flowing silk dresses. Its cool undertones make it a perfect choice for hot summer days, offering a visual cooling effect that's both stylish and practical. Spring Green Green appeared across the spectrum on runways, but the standout was this bright, lively spring green at Valentino and Victoria Beckham. Neither too minty nor too olive, this perfect middle-ground green brings energy to any outfit without overwhelming. It's particularly striking in structured pieces like blazers and midi skirts, where its vibrancy can really shine against more neutral backgrounds. Sea Foam Erdem and other designers proposed this soft greenish-blue as a surprising neutral alternative. More interesting than standard beige but just as versatile, sea foam works beautifully with all the other colors in the 2025 palette. It's especially flattering in the season's flowing silhouettes and textured fabrics, adding depth and interest while maintaining an overall softness. Misty Lilac A surprise standout in the 2025 palette, misty lilac brings a soft, romantic touch to summer dressing. Designers like Valentino and Dior showcased this delicate purple-gray hybrid in flowing chiffon dresses and tailored separates, offering a sophisticated alternative to traditional pastels. With its muted, dusky undertones, this versatile shade pairs beautifully with butter yellow for a soft contrast or with chocolate brown for unexpected depth. Unlike brighter purples, misty lilac maintains a subtle, almost neutral quality that makes it surprisingly wearable for day and night. The summer 2025 color palette offers something for every taste, from those who prefer subtle sophistication to those who love bold statements. What makes this season particularly exciting is how these colors work together – imagine butter yellow with ballet pink, or mocha mousse with aperol orange. The combinations are endless, and all promise to capture the season's optimistic yet relaxed mood perfectly. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Supplied Feature Image: Pinterest
