A Fashion Find Inspired by Julia Roberts' Iconic Look in Pretty Woman For fans of the 1990 romantic comedy Pretty Woman, a vintage-inspired dress recently discovered by Roman Originals is a masterclass in elegance and style. The Chocolate Cotton Blend Polka Dot Midi Dress, a stunning polka-dot design reminiscent of the dress worn by Julia Roberts in the film, is now available for a steal.
Originally priced at £36, the dress can be purchased for £32, and with the added code 'SAVE10' at checkout, customers can enjoy 10% off their purchase. Crafted from a cool cotton blend, the midi dress is an ideal choice for warm summer days and can easily be transitioned into autumn with the addition of boots and a jacket.
The A-line design is further enhanced by a shirred bodice, providing both comfort and sophistication. The dress features subtle frill sleeves and a V-neckline... making it a versatile option for a wide range of events, from casual gatherings to wedding celebrations. As reviewed by fans, the dress is not only flattering and stylish but also practical, with one customer noting that it is relatively crease-proof. Another shopper praised the dress's comfortable and soft material, stating that it looks just as beautiful as depicted in the product images.
Two other colour options, pink and dark blue... are also available for those who prefer a different hue. Roman Originals' Chocolate Cotton Blend Polka Dot Midi Dress is available in sizes 10 to 20 and measures approximately 125cm in length, making it suitable for wearers of various heights. The dress features pockets, a thoughtful addition to ensure comfort and practicality.
According to OK! Magazine, the dress has received rave reviews from customers, with many praising its stunning fit, comfortable material, and timeless design. With its affordable price tag and fashion-forward design, "this dress is sure to turn heads at any occasion." For those looking to recreate Julia Roberts' iconic look from Pretty Woman, "this stunning dress is a must-have addition to their wardrobe."
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