It is a hit with shoppers
A pink, satin, floral, high-neck shift mini dress priced at £40 has generated a lot of interest from high street shoppers. It’s currently available in sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 18 online. A video was posted on Instagram by galslovehighstreet, an account that shares ‘the best women's high street fashion and beauty’. It has since received more than 100,000 likes.
The video, which features a number of different River Island outfits, was captioned: “How lush would that high-neck dress be for a wedding”. The satin dress features a twisted high neck with long sleeves and a satin belt. The floral print features pastel colours such as peach, pink, green with hints of red.Among the comments, one shopper said: “RI are definitely having a moment right now.” A second shopper said: “Wow” while a third added “Loveee”.
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