Help I'm clueless

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I am going to my sisters graduation in a few days but i have discovered that i'm still too fat post baby to fit into any of my smart/dress clothes in a panic i have ordered m.boden.co.uk/en-GB/Womens-Dresses/Below-Knee-Dresses/WH342/Womens-Riviera-Shirt-Dress.html but now i'm worried that it's not really suitable. I have decided not to care that it's going to make me look like Kirsty Allsopp.I asked D P but of course he just smiled and said it was lovely . I definitely need the mumsnet jury to stop me showing myself up. Story if the link doesn't work i'm on my phone.

m.boden.co.uk/en-GB/Womens-Dresses/Below-Knee-Dresses/WH342/Womens-Riviera-Shirt-Dress.html fingers crossed

Anyone? I knew i should have come up with a better title.

I think that it's perfect for a graduation. How do you feel in it though?

Try teaming it with a pair of wedges (Clarks have some gorgeous ones & v comfy too) a blazer (H & M have some nice ones at the moment) and an oversize clutch (I found one in New Look, of all places the other day- £14.99, mock suede, looks much pricier IMO & has a chain too so I can be hands free to hold DD). Voila! Bang on trend & no Kirsty in sight, not that I've got anything against her!

Enjoy the graduation!

Thank you Sage. Will have a look for a big clutch but the shoes will have to be flat I don't think i've worn heels for about 5 years so it probably wouldn't be a good look.

Dress looks perfect to me too!

these zara flats would be great and maybe something like this?

Ooooohhh!! LOVE the flats & there's a matching clutch too, should you wish to match! (shuffles off to take a closer inspection at fabulous tangerine shoes. . .)

ooh yum. This is why i love Mumsnet it can even help me dress myself when i'm not capable.