There's no denying it that polka dots are everything this season. From casual attire to smart, sleek occasion wear, polka dot print is here to stay. And the ever stylish Jane Moore proved just how chic the trend is with her latest Loose Women look.
For Wednesday's episode of the ITV show, the 64-year-old wore a brown polka dot dress from high street favourite Nobody's Child.
- Jane Moore starred on Loose Women this week, looking stylish in a polka dot dress.
- She wore the Nobody's Child Starlight Midi Dress, currently priced at £89.
- Fellow ITV presenter Ranvir Singh wore the same dress that morning, to present Good Morning Britain.
© InstagramSharing a photo on her Instagram, Jane's fans flooded the comments with praise of her look. "You look beautiful", one wrote. "It's really pretty", added another. "Looks so good on you."
And we can't help but agree. Jane's brown and cream tea dress has short, puffed sleeves and a flattering v-neckline. The gently panelled waist pulls in the dress, giving it a smart-fitting silhouette - and did we mention it has pockets?!
EXACT MATCH: Nobody's Child Starlight MIdi Dress
© Nobody's ChildAvailable in sizes 4 - 20, you can choose from regular length or petite.
I love that it's made from 100% cotton too, meaning its great for the warm weather we're having.
If you love the style of the dress but not the print, you're in luck as it comes in various other patterns too, including stripes, florals and gingham. Plus, for those print adverse, there's plain options in black, mint green and yellow.
Coincidentally, Jane's colleague Ranvir Singh also wore the same dress on Wednesday. Presenting Good Morning Britain with Ed Balls, the TV presenter looked gorgeous in the same dress - see, it really is a classic.
© InstagramRight now, you can save 15% on the dress via the Nobody's Child website. Add code SUN15 at checkout, and it'll bring the dress to just £75.65.
What shoppers are saying about Jane's dress
There's almost 50 positive reviews about Jane's dress, with shoppers calling it "gorgeous, really comfy" and "stunning."
In terms of sizing, the overall view is that it runs slightly larger in the bust area, and the length is longer than it appears on the model - many said the regular length fell to a maxi style, so it might be worth trying the petite if you want it to stay as a midi.
How to style Jane's dress in real life
Really, anything goes with this dress. Dress it up with metallic heels, nude courts or espadrilles or go casual with a sleek minimalist flat leather sandal, a Grecian style sandal or a pair of sneakers.
HELLO!'s Digital Luxe & Commerce Editor Hollie Brotherton calls the polka dot trend "playful": "The timeless style is elegant but playful, statement but effortless, sophisticated but fun, which could explain the royal's unwavering penchant for the print."
