Are dungarees still in fashion?
Dungarees are huge again this year, and have been for quite a while. Where once it may have been difficult to buy pairs that weren't cut from denim, there's a huge variety of fabrics on offer now, including soft jersey and organic lightweight cotton. Check out different leg styles (straight, baggy, slim, cropped) to find a pair to suit your style and shape.
Are dungarees flattering?
There's a style of dungaree for everyone, regardless of size or height. It's all about getting the proportions right and adjusting the straps for a good fit. Don’t be put off if the first pair you try make you want to run for the hills – try on loads of different styles until you find the ones that are perfect for you.
What do you wear under dungarees?
Dungas are SO versatile, and there aren't many styles of top that you can't wear underneath, as long as they are fairly low-bulk. Dress them up with a blouse with an exaggerated collar or balloon sleeves, stay warm with skinny ribs or hit the beach with them over your cossie!
What are the best women’s dungarees to buy in the UK?
All the items we assessed had huge selling points but the sheer variety (size, fabric, colour) of dungarees offered by Lucy & Yak really set them apart. It's an ethical brand, too, which made it easier to select the Lucy & Yak corduroy dungarees our favourite overall pick.
How we chose our recommendations
Because we know that there’s nothing like a real recommendation from a real parent, we first headed to the Mumsnet forums to find out which dungarees Mumsnet users had bought. We checked out the styles and brands they recommended for being stylish, comfy and well made, as well as offering a good range of sizes. We then did some research across the wider web, looking at which women’s dungarees had won accolades or been featured in ‘best buy’ lists across websites and print media, and what customer reviews said about them.
Having collated all that information, we picked the top women’s dungarees we thought would make the best buys.
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