Frankie Bridge looks 'stylish and classy' in £34 midi dress from New Look
Frankie Bridge has an impeccable fashion sense that has inspired us embrace many sophisticated pieces. The Loose Women star, 34, recently gave shoppers a glimpse of her favourite dresses for the spring season - including New Look's stylish broderie midi.
Ideal for the sunny days ahead, Frankie's high street outfit is priced at just £33.99 on the New Look website.
The mum-of-two shared a video of her wearing the Black Broderie Frill Strappy Midi Dress to her 1.5 million Instagram followers.
More than 18,000 people have liked the post so far, with many rushing to say how "stylish" she looks.
Frankie's elegant ensemble is cut from soft cotton with broderie details, a square neckline and tie shoulder straps - we can't think of a better spring dress.
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Lightweight and flowy, the piece falls to a midi length and a has a fit-and-flare shape.
The ITV star also showed off some colourful dresses in her short video, but the New Look outfit is definitely our favourite.
The broderie midi dress is a steal at less than £34 and comes in sizes six to 18.
It's also offered in three other colours, including red and pink, if you're not keen on Frankie's black version.
Commenting on the Loose Women panelist's recent post, one person said: "Always looking stylish and classy!"
A second added: "Where are these dresses from as I would like to purchase a couple of these please".
While a third wrote: "So many pretty options."
Keen to get Frankie's look? You can snap up her Black Broderie Frill Strappy Midi Dress online at newlook.com - but only while stocks last.
The former Saturdays singer often shares bargain pieces with her followers on social media.
In February, Frankie posted a snap of her wearing a rose print midi dress from Never Fully Dressed - which is now on sale for £59. It's the perfect transitional outfit.
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