Next Love and Roses Blouses - Do We Like Them

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They give me Sezane vibe without the price tag, obviously polyester…
I cannot decide whether I love them or whether they are a bit lame…
https://www.next.co.uk/style/ls320860/q40030#q40030

100% polyester, absolutely not

Lovely but agree it's a pity about the fabric

They're lovely designs but the material means that they're actually quite cheap looking and even in the shop some are frayed a bit!

I sold some of these in Vinted as they were not pleasant to wear as synthetic, they look nice though

I love them but wouldn't pay full price. I got something very similar from tkmaxx for about £12!

Not sure who the 'we' is here but I personally don't think it's anything special. The vibe is more New Look/Primark to me than it is Sezane - the lighter and brighter colours in particular look pretty poor and I hate that arm elastic.

I love them, including the very unmumsnetty metallic designs.
My style would be best described as 80s landlady minus the cleavage so I wouldn't be seen dead in Seasalt, Toast or other things that seem to be much loved here.

Life's much better when you dress to make yourself happy.

Primark sell tonnes of blouses in that fabric. You could probably pick up something similar there for a third of the price.

I have a couple but I haven’t paid full price. I bought them as I wanted a different look to wearing t-shirts all the time. One of the shirts I regret a bit as the fabric feels a bit cheap and nasty.

The fabric looks cheap and poor even in the pro shots, tbh.

I got a couple of dresses in the summer and sent them straight back. Design lovely, fabric utterly horrible and cheap looking.

I like the design. I saw a similar lacey neck on Lucy Worsley the other evening (presenting about Sherlock Holmes, might be an old one) and was admiring that.

If it wasn't for the fabric I'd buy them! I did buy one a couple of years ago which was actually cotton and it had a beautiful embroidered floral pattern on it!

I think they look cheap, plus 100% polyester? Yuck.

They do some 100% cotton tops I'm sure, but haven't tried them. I love the design and colours but the cheap fabric puts me off. Maybe try Vinted for a cheaper test?

I like the way the look and polyester doesn't particularly concern me. I like the designs of Love and Roses, I'm always drawn to them if I'm browsing Next.

I seem to be a bit of a lone voice!

I've got a lovely floral one from them, I really like the fit on it and have had lots of compliments when I wore it.

I have the green one and I really like it. I'm not usually a blouse person at all.

Me too!

I like some of the bright, patterned ones and have one which is a couple of years old. The fabric is no worse than others I have seen which are more expensive. It's worn well.

I love them and have three in different colours - Green, black and navy. They are nice and light to wear at work (over a cami/vest) without overheating, I really like the piecrust collar detail on some of them and they wash and wear beautifully. I know they are polyester but I can't risk nicer fabrics at work as they could get damaged. I get lots of compliments about them from customers, too.

I really like them and suit my colour pallet. I have them in baby pink, cream, sage green and colbat blue. Got them from vinted for fraction of the shop price.

La Redoute does Sezanne type blouses in decent cotton. I have a couple.

I'm not keen on that style from Love and Roses because they're 100% polyester which I think looks cheap and I don't find it comfortable to wear. I do have a couple of 100% viscose blouses from their range in print fabric, which I like to wear but they've not held their colour very well and they're a pain to iron!

Love and roses reminds me of oasis/warehouse