Kmart’s $25 floral dress has shoppers ready for summer
One of Kmart’s summer looks is getting a lot of attention online, with several fashion bloggers taking their turn to style the $25 square neck midi dress.
One of Kmart’s summer looks is getting a lot of attention online, with several fashion bloggers taking their turn to style the $25 dress.
The dress is called the Short Sleeve Square Neck Dress, and it has a peplum bottom and bell sleeves.
It has a white base with pink and yellow watercolour flowers on the dress, which retails for $25. The dress is sold in sizes 6 to 20.
Social media users such as Lisa Galanopolous, @fashionably_amy and Sarah Strozkiy, who runs the account @shessoseasonal, are some who have styled the dress for their followers.
Lisa wore the dress without any accessories, but added it would look better belted for people who are shorter.
Meanwhile, Amy paired the dress with white sneakers, a white cross body bag and a white shacket, which is a cross between a shirt and a jacket.
Sarah styled the dress with a skinny light pink belt, complimenting the darker tones of the dress nicely, and a tan wide brim hat.
She finished the look with a matching tan back and white sandal heels.
Social media users immediately fell in love with the dress.
“Ohhhh so beautiful Lisa, the dress is so pretty! Love it on you,” one person commented on Lisa’s video.
Another said on Amy’s styling of the dress: “U are fire on all levels.”
“Give me anything floral!!! Beautiful shacket too,” another said, with the shacket getting a lot of attention from online Kmart lovers.
Another added: “I love the whole outfit and how you put it together.”
One said: “This look is perfection.”
The dress hit stores in January last month, according to a Kmart spokesperson.
“This dress landed in January and is on one of our hero prints,” the spokesperson told news.com.au.
“Super comfy with the shirred back bodice detail
“Currently available in all states and has been incredibly popular by our customers!”
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