Are these dungarees nice? Honest opinions welcome!

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www.jaki.co.uk/collections/dungarees/products/leopard-knot-tie-dungarees-in-dark-grey

Thanks

I've got the full length version from Elsie's Attic, and while they are really comfy, they look a bit scruffy.
I am absolutely not a dungaree person, but I do like them. I just get changed in to my jeans before I leave the house.

Yes but not with the grey long sleeve top

Little bit worried they’d make me look like a had a baby bump? Bit different to what is usually go for.

@RunningFromInsanity

Yes but not with the grey long sleeve top

Black or white vest top underneath instead?

Nope, I don’t think they’re nice. They look too “try hard” trendy

Yes, vest or short sleeve top.

It depends on your style the look a bit hippy art teachery to me. I like them but not for me!

I like them but they look very much like the £10 ones you can buy on eBay e.g www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323888122298

They're lovely and cute! With a pair of trendy white trainers perhaps?? I love them! Might get some.

@atotheb

Nope, I don’t think they’re nice. They look too “try hard” trendy

This.

Lovely.

The material looks really thin.

Hmmm... they do look a bit thin now I look again.

Dungarees are never nice, sorry.

I think they are nice BUT I don’t see how they can be both one size and “slim fit”. So I think they might not be very flattering and are possibly cleverly pinned on the model.

No they’re awful

I like them!

I think they only work on very boheimian types. Ok if you are throwing pottery for example.

I've said it to my adult daughter and I'll say it to you, nobody over the age of 12 has any business wearing dungarees, unless they're a painter and decorator or a children's television presenter.

I love them

Things normally look good on models ( even if a bit unconventional) but this even looks dreadful on her...

@Giraffaelina

Things normally look good on models ( even if a bit unconventional) but this even looks dreadful on her...

Do you think? I thought they looked nice but wasn’t sure how they’d look on a normal person. I was undecided but given they’re £40 to possibly look like I was mid way through decorating my art studio I’m swaying more to the ‘no’ camp.

I think her reflection in the mirror looks very unflattering. And when I say "model" I meant the person modelling the clothes, regardless of shape and size. But I might be negatively biased as I don't actually like it at all, mainly due to the pattern

I'm my opinion they look like they are for an overgrown toddler, sorry!

I like the shape and the pattern is okay if you like leopard print, but the material looks a bit thin. Not sure about the quality.