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I’m a size 18 and my mum’s a 14 – the most flattering high-street dress that’s ever been made… we’ve got every colour
THEY’RE clearly firm believers that if they find something they like, they should buy every colour.
As Abee and her mum Jo did just that when they realised how flattering Fat Face’s Adele dress is on their different body shapes.
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallAbee and her mum Jo tried on various colours of the FatFace Adele dress[/caption]
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallAs they admitted it’s the “most flattering dress to ever have been made”[/caption]
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallThe shape and length look as though they suit any woman’s frame[/caption]
Abee shared a video on her Instagram of herself – a 5ft 5 size 18 – and her mum – a 5ft 1 size 14 – modelling the midi dress.
Jo began the video sporting a navy version of the long-sleeved, shirred bust dress, while Abee wore royal blue.
They then changed – Abee into a hot pink version of the dress and Jo into a black patterned one.
The last colour the pair sported was green.
While Abee wore a light green hue, Jo had more of a bottle green colour.
Abee praised her “sophisticated, sassy and super classy” mum in the captioned for the video, before continuing: “Who else’s dreams were answered when @fatface released all the fabulous, colour Adele dresses?
“Literally is the most flattering dress to have ever been made!”
And they weren’t the only ones to think so, with others taking to the comments section to agree.
“I also have it in almost every colour,” one wrote.
“The Adele is my fave,” another added. “You two are beautiful.”
“Love love love – you’re wearing my fave FF dress,” a third praised.
“These dresses are amazing , love the bright colours,” someone else wrote.
As another raved: “The best dress Fat Face have ever made! I hope they continue making them.”
“Love it – have this dress in 4 colours,” someone else laughed.
The Adele dress usually comes in at £69, but there are some options – including the black patterned one Jo wore – in the sale, down to £44.
THEY’RE clearly firm believers that if they find something they like, they should buy every colour.
As Abee and her mum Jo did just that when they realised how flattering Fat Face’s Adele dress is on their different body shapes.
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallAbee and her mum Jo tried on various colours of the FatFace Adele dress[/caption]
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallAs they admitted it’s the “most flattering dress to ever have been made”[/caption]
Instagram/curves.and.campervans.cornwallThe shape and length look as though they suit any woman’s frame[/caption]
Abee shared a video on her Instagram of herself – a 5ft 5 size 18 – and her mum – a 5ft 1 size 14 – modelling the midi dress.
Jo began the video sporting a navy version of the long-sleeved, shirred bust dress, while Abee wore royal blue.
They then changed – Abee into a hot pink version of the dress and Jo into a black patterned one.
The last colour the pair sported was green.
While Abee wore a light green hue, Jo had more of a bottle green colour.
Abee praised her “sophisticated, sassy and super classy” mum in the captioned for the video, before continuing: “Who else’s dreams were answered when @fatface released all the fabulous, colour Adele dresses?
“Literally is the most flattering dress to have ever been made!”
And they weren’t the only ones to think so, with others taking to the comments section to agree.
“I also have it in almost every colour,” one wrote.
“The Adele is my fave,” another added. “You two are beautiful.”
“Love love love – you’re wearing my fave FF dress,” a third praised.
“These dresses are amazing , love the bright colours,” someone else wrote.
As another raved: “The best dress Fat Face have ever made! I hope they continue making them.”
“Love it – have this dress in 4 colours,” someone else laughed.
The Adele dress usually comes in at £69, but there are some options – including the black patterned one Jo wore – in the sale, down to £44.
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