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White Stuff Aimee Jersey Shirt Dress
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White Stuff Aimee Jersey Shirt Dress
Item Number: 408036
QVC Price £64.92
Todays Special Value Price £49.98
P&P £3.95
Add breezy, flowing, White Stuff style to your seasonal outfits with this gorgeous Aimee shirt dress. The print-patterned design in pure cotton features a relaxed fit with a V-shaped, collared neckline, long sleeves with cuffs and a tiered hemline for a bold silhouette. Elegant and easy to wear, this shirt dress is the perfect piece to take you from late summer to early autumn with laid-back elan.
Currently only available at QVC - based on a new dress style created for White Stuff's 2024 Spring/Summer collection, this Aimee shirt dress boasts a choice of five transitional print patterns that you won't currently find anywhere else.
Transitional style - perfect for late summer garden parties and early autumn strolls, this dress style and its transitional print patterns will look great teamed with a long-line cardigan and boots for versatile, all-day style; with a chic denim jacket to ward off the evening chill; or simply paired with trainers for a relaxed look.
Perfect for all shapes and sizes - as well as offering an inclusive range of sizes for all colour options, the Aimee shirt dress design boasts a tiered hemline, long sleeves and soft gathers below the bust to help create a gorgeous silhouette whatever your body type.
Colour options:
All measurements are approximate
Item Number: 408036
QVC Price £64.92
Todays Special Value Price £49.98
P&P £3.95
Add breezy, flowing, White Stuff style to your seasonal outfits with this gorgeous Aimee shirt dress. The print-patterned design in pure cotton features a relaxed fit with a V-shaped, collared neckline, long sleeves with cuffs and a tiered hemline for a bold silhouette. Elegant and easy to wear, this shirt dress is the perfect piece to take you from late summer to early autumn with laid-back elan.
Currently only available at QVC - based on a new dress style created for White Stuff's 2024 Spring/Summer collection, this Aimee shirt dress boasts a choice of five transitional print patterns that you won't currently find anywhere else.
Transitional style - perfect for late summer garden parties and early autumn strolls, this dress style and its transitional print patterns will look great teamed with a long-line cardigan and boots for versatile, all-day style; with a chic denim jacket to ward off the evening chill; or simply paired with trainers for a relaxed look.
Perfect for all shapes and sizes - as well as offering an inclusive range of sizes for all colour options, the Aimee shirt dress design boasts a tiered hemline, long sleeves and soft gathers below the bust to help create a gorgeous silhouette whatever your body type.
- Long sleeves with cuffs
- Collared V-neckline
- Tiered hemline
- 100% Fairtrade cotton
- Machine washable at 30C
Colour options:
- Black Multi
- Blue Multi
- Chartreuse Multi
- Navy Multi
- Plum Multi
All measurements are approximate
Oh dear, it’s not good. I’m a regular White Stuff wearer but not this dress. Some of the colours are awful and the blue one looks like a faded pair of curtains.
There’s a great sale on the WS website just now with lovely dresses from £25.
There’s a great sale on the WS website just now with lovely dresses from £25.
I agree!
Good grief hippie styling again.
Letz-be-avenue
Registered Shopper
The blue multi with the brown ankle boots is particularly awful, perhaps they will look better live in the studio, although I doubt it!
Brissles
Registered Shopper
The type of footwear can instantly kill a look. Happens all the time now. A lovely floaty dress ruined by biker boots, and now Autumn approaches it'll get worse. Same in magazines, I often see a dress I like, but with flat Birkenstock type sandals and a model with a face like a slapped a..e, is a complete turn off.
Brissles
Registered Shopper
Nowhere on the description of this dress are pockets mentioned and then I see the video, and yep it has pockets, so it's about time the text writers need to get their facts right.
It's an ok-ish dress if a little frumpy, well actually in some of the colours it looks very frumpy! The material close up looks far too hot to wear on a nice day I think you'd pass out tbh. There are so many lovely dresses to choose from elsewhere for far less money (and I'm talking about the TSV price here) so I don't know why anyone would rush to buy one of these. I would say you could probably buy yourself a light summer dress and a dress for the winter and still have your bus fare home if you went into town and had a look round!
I completely agree with you there, but I think that biker boots can look ok with a floaty dress as can Birkenstock sandals though I agree about the models sulky faces being a put off. One of my pet hates when it comes to footwear is balance eg someone wearing a long skirt and the shoes they've chosen make their feet look like paddles or flippers sticking out, or baggy trousers with stiletto heels so they look like they have needles sticking out from underneath them. Black sandals ruin a look for me too. I'm not averse to the trainers/dress combo either but fgs they do need to be fashion trainers (preferably white) definitely not sports trainers and definitely not bright pink or orange in colour!
I quite like the chartreuse multi and it must be one of the best things I've ever seen Jill in, but the bit on the bottom just looks odd. Not quite as odd as the blue one, but odd non the less so I don't think I'll bother.
M&S have some adverts on their website with a really skinny model in huge clumpy sandals and clothes that were much too big for her frame put me right off the clothes.
It wouldn't have looked too bad I've it had been the same colour. I always think when a frill is added at the bottom it is because they'd run out of material.
