What do you think of this charity shop dress?

[YesThisIsMe]

I just want something practical and OK looking to wear to work (fairly formal environment, all the men wear suits). It’s Sisley and feels like a really nice fabric, comfy although tailored sleeves restrict arm movements. What do you reckon?

[managedmis]

It'll be fine.

I'd wear it with a belt too.

[RainbowMum11]

The style suits you, looks fab and smart but only you know how comfy it will feel.

[LimpidPools]

Sounds like it'll go through a wash just fine though. (Probably a normal cycle even.)

And I think it looks really good. I'd probably pair it with pumps or shoes of some kind rather than boots. Although in the current weather, all bets are off.

[outherealone]

midsomermurderess

It's unobjectionable.

Love this

[outherealone]

The arms are the perfect length to accentuate your lovely slim waist op

[Monty27]

I like 😊

[FelicityBeedle]

I normally just stalk S&B but I had to drop in to say that is a beautiful dress on you, incredibly flattering to your shape

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[Joans3rddaughter]

Nice dress and probably well made if Sisley but I think it is too big for you, especially around the neckline ( I can see your lace strap). The shoulder seam is too long and the sleeve is probably supposed to end above the elbow. I feel it needs "hoicking up" at the shoulder seams. I have this problem as I am 5ft 3 and short waisted.

[cowboy]

It's lovely, really suits your shape. I can never find anything in charity shops

[Notthebloodygym]

I
Like it, and would also shorten the sleeves just a little.