Shoppers on Amazon are going crazy for this summery dress, made by the brand Milumia. Available in 38 colours and sizes XS to XXL, it seems that everyone can find a version of this dress that works for their shape and style.
After scrolling through reviews and photos of customers wearing the dress, we can’t help but agree that it does seem to achieve the impossible in being universally flattering. According to the reviews, the dress is both cute and comfortable, a rare find. Many even commented that they were planning to purchase more in different colours. There’s definitely no shortage of options there, and for the reasonable price, that sounds like a pretty good idea to us.
We love it for its boho vibes and endless styling options. How will we wear it? Buttoned up, or unbuttoned and layered over jeans and a silk singlet as a long cape.
Keep scrolling to peep some of our favourite versions of the Milumia dress below.
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