I Bought a Dress From This High-Street Store, and Everyone Seems to Love It
A simple wrap dress—that's all it is. But every time I've worn one particular dress from Warehouse, I've gotten compliments. I've thought a lot about why it works for me: It emphasises my small waist, it hides the bits I would rather forget about and it's flattering on the bust without making me feel exposed. It also slightly slits up the middle, has the ideal sleeve length for my petite arms and comes in a floral pattern that's not too elegant. Other than my wedding dress, I've never had so many people tell me how great I look. And now Holly Willoughby has cottoned onto this fantastic high-street brand for flattering silhouettes. The shop in question? Warehouse.
Happily, there are plenty of other dresses from Warehouse that will deliver a similarly pretty silhouette—and other girls in the Who What Wear office swear by the brand's flattering pattern-cutting. From sparkling party frocks to dresses that are ideal for a wedding, there are so many styles to choose from. Even better, you can wear them with sneakers or heels, creating so many more outfit options (meaning you can milk it for even more compliments). Below I've selected some of the best Warehouse dresses you don't want to miss out on.
Just add white trainers, cat-eye sunnies and a basket bag for the ultimate off-duty outfit.
The perfect dress for work or the weekend.
In case you missed the memo, supersized balloon sleeves have replaced sensible styles and this asymmetric red dress is one of the easiest ways to take on the trend.
Everyone needs a floral midi dress, right?
We're so into marigold tones this season.
Love A-line sundresses? Your wardrobe needs this.
This directional red option has a statement open-back design that's perfect for party dressing.
To be worn with ankle-tie espadrilles and gold hoops.
This one is all about the ultra-flattering shape.
A classic button-front sundress will always be a chic option.
We're always on the lookout for striped sundresses and this just shot straight to the top of our wish list.
Opening Image: Phil Taylor
This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated.