I’m a fashion expert with G-cup boobs – the most flattering supermarket midi dresses to pick up in store under £40

THE supermarket midi dress is the star of summer 2022.

In fact, styles from down the aisles have been exceptional this year — they won’t break the bank, are perfect for all shapes and sizes and bang on trend.

David CummingsAbbey scoured the supermarkets to find the best midi dresses in store, here she wears a gorgeous wrap dress from M&S for just £39.50[/caption]

This light and airy blue midi frock from Nutmeg at Morrisons only costs £20David Cummings

This week I scoured the supermarkets to find the five best midis in-store right now.

And it proves you need look no further than just before the fruit and veg to get your frock on.

I’ve plumped for a light and airy monochrome dress from F&F at Tesco, perfect for the heatwave; a green gingham number from George at Asda; a shirred dress from Tu at Sainsbury’s; a blue midi from Nutmeg at Morrisons; and a gorgeous wrap dress from M&S.

I’ve been a huge fan of the supermarket midi for a couple of years now.

I have at least ten in my wardrobe, from all my favourite chains.

While once I might have sauntered into Topshop for my preferred throw-on midi, I’ve now turned my attention to the supermarkets, which are becoming fashion destinations in their own right.

Trust me, there is no better feeling than someone telling you they love your outfit and the look on their face when you tell them it’s “Asda price”.

Priceless.

In fact, only last week I had a colleague tell me one of my supermarket dresses looked like something from high-end store Free People, which sells dresses for up to £800. It was actually from F&F at Tesco.

Not only is shopping for clothes in a supermarket super- convenient — picking up clothes along with your everyday essentials — but they really do cater to all.

The dresses are comfortable and true to size, with the designs flattering for all types of figures. I’ve struggled in the past with getting midi dresses to fit my G-cup boobs.

Many dresses squash them down and make them look shelf-like. However, that’s one thing I’ve never struggled with at the supermarket.

This green gingham number is from George at Asda, £20David Cummings

This stunning shirred dress is from Tu at Sainsbury’s, £32David Cummings

‘A saviour in this heatwave’

Wrap styles such as the floral one from M&S give enough fabric to go around me without having to stretch.

And empire line dresses, such as the green gingham look from George at Asda, give enough room for my bust at the top before skimming down my body.

I may only be in my late 20s, but the styles of dresses are great no matter what your age. One of the best dresses I’ve picked up this year is a gorgeous pink puff-sleeve number from Tu at Sainsbury’s — for only £22.

It was not only a hit with me but people went wild for it right across the UK — with influencers posing in it and many articles written about how it was the perfect summer design.

Hurry, it’s still online now. Even my family know I love a supermarket midi. My mum bought me another Tu dress for my birthday the other week, which I’ve worn at least three times already.

And it seems I’m not alone in my supermarket obsession.

A survey found that 91 per cent of Fabulous readers say they shop at the supermarket for clothes.

Midi dresses are what I mainly stick to, as I find the quality is great, the fit is always nice and you can just throw them on. They’re versatile, too. You can wear a supermarket midi with heels, sandals or trainers, dressing them up or down.

Plus, and it’s a huge plus, the prices are always reasonable. And let me tell you, they’ve been a saviour in this heatwave.

David CummingsAbbey also chose this light and airy monochrome dress from F&F at Tesco, £20[/caption]

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