Paisley or embellished floaty chiffon tunic and smock-style dresses are perfect for autumn transitional dressing.
Paisley tunicFROM: Next:
PRICE: £28
COMMENT: A great all-round tunic style dress with natty little ties on the flattering full elbow-length sleeves. Team with woollen tights and ankle boots for a dressed-down look or with shiny ankle boots for night.
SUITS: Most shapes and sizes.
KEY ACCESSORY: Brown flat boot, £20, Internacionale.
Paisley smock dressFROM: Dorothy Perkins
PRICE: £30
COMMENT: Rather pretty with the frills and broad gathered hem detail, so try adding street cool with some biker boots. A fab autumn buy and a casual daywear saviour dress.
SUITS: Petite and pear shapes.
KEY ACCESSORY: Buckle detail biker boot, £90, FaithFootwear.
Bohemian smock dressFROM: TK MAXX
PRICE: £24.99
COMMENT: A chiffon printed dress with slip under and voluminous
easy-to-wear sleeves plus square neckline. Would look great with jeans, boots and a broad brown leather belt.
SUITS: Smallish busts.
KEY ACCESSORY: Beige fringe boot, £20, www.boohoo.com.
Gold/silver pattern dressFROM: French Connection
PRICE: £130
COMMENT: This is a beautiful, special, skimming shift-style dress that would make a real statement for evening – without looking too
showy or as if you're trying too hard.
SUITS: Slim to medium.
KEY ACCESSORY: Vic Matie boot, £320, from Lynx in Harrogate.
Chiffon folksy dressFROM: River Island
PRICE: £34.99
COMMENT: This is a great cross-trend dress with its Gothic take on
the folk look, so either vamp it up with black patent accessories,
or play it down in coloured opaquesand slouchy boots.
SUITS: Slim to medium types.
KEY ACCESSORY: Black mock-croc patent Sidney boot, £120, Dune.
Chiffon tie-shoulder dressFROM: Rare on www.rare.co.uk
PRICE: £46
COMMENT: With its exaggerated smock style and voluminous use of fabric, this dress could look like a maternity garment, especially if you have a generous bust. Try belted if slim enough.
SUITS: Tall and leggy types.
KEY ACCESSORY: Off-white cowboy boots, £95, Faith Footwear.
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