Ruth Jones’ Whistles denim dress is the versatile staple you can rewear time and time again
It's sure to sell out, especially now that it’s 40% off in the sale
There are certain staples that will always be capsule wardrobe heroes, and Ruth Jones’ denim midi dress is one of those pieces. To watch Jane McDonald perform at the London Palladium Theatre earlier this week, she stepped out in the denim midi short-sleeve dress from Whistles, which is currently 40% off in the brand’s autumn sale.
As well as being a bargain, the dress is a standout choice when it comes to autumn outfit ideas. The simple cut, classic silhouette and versatile denim fabric mean it can be worn time and time again, and for a variety of occasions, too.
Just like jeans, denim dresses can be dressed up or down, with new choices of accessories and shoes helping to give them a different spin with each rewear. This means they hold serious mileage, so investing in one this season can leave you with an easy, year-round staple to rely on.
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Ruth's easy-going denim midi dress offers effortless sophistication, with its round neckline, comfy elasticated waist and dark navy denim making it so simple to throw on. Short puffed sleeves, spacious side pockets and a slit at the neckline add elegant but subtle finishing touches, with shoppers saying calling it 'super comfortable.' There's a petite version available, too.
Like Ruth's midi dress, this one is cut to an A-line silhouette, which is both versatile and endlessly flattering. Seam detailing draws attention to the waist and hips for a style that elongates the torso, while a neat collar offers balance at the neckline. Short puffed sleeves finish off the look.
While the sleeveless cut of this Nobody's Child dress might not be for everyone, this piece lends itself really well to seasonless styling and can be worn on its own in summer or be layered with T-shirts, blouses, shirts and light knits with long sleeves for added warmth in autumn and winter.
All Ruth had to do to accessorise her Whistles midi and give it a perfectly polished flair for a night at the theatre was add some simple gold hoops and a couple of bangle bracelets. We can’t see what shoes she opted to finish her look with, but some ballet flats, a pair of ankle boots or your best white trainers would all make great options if you’re recreating her style for date night outfits this season.
For a more casual, everyday spin, try layering your favourite knitwear over a denim dress like Ruth’s, instead of wearing your go-to cardigans and best wool jumpers with your most comfortable jeans. Adding some knee-high boots to an outfit like this, and one of the best trench coats on those rainier days, can bring a more refined feel.
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Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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