With January being one of those months where funds are a little tighter than usual (Christmas and New Year festivities can hit bank accounts hard) I figured it'd be good to hunt for some midi dress treats for under twenty quid. That way you can work the midi trend on a budget! I've heard a lot of mention of spending bans on other blogs and on Twitter, and I think they're a good idea - however I also think that hunting around for the cheaper alternatives to the latest trends can save you a load of dosh. Instead of forking out £40 for a Topshop midi, you can spend between £7-£17 on something just as good!
2) Grey Jersey Midi Dress - £12 - Matalan (also available in other colours)



Midi Madness - Ten Midi Dresses Under £20!













I just fell head over heels for the Tabitha Midi Dress! Will definitely be taking a look at Daisy Street! x
ReplyDeleteI really need a midi dress in my life! I love number 7 the best.
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This post has come at the perfect time...I've become obsessed with all things midi-length! x
ReplyDeleteI adore midi dresses, i can't stop buying them.
ReplyDeleteI think i'll have to add some of these to my collection too!
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I wish I could pull off midi-dresses! #5 is my favourite :)
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They are some gorgeous dress you have picked. I'd love to try one but 5"2..... I don't think it'd work.
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These are amazing, love number 7!
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