‘Flattering and lightweight’ Holly Hagan praises £14 LBD that hides your tummy

GEORDIE Shore alumna Holly Hagan spoke highly of the little black dress she recommends to every new mum.

The reality star posed in a “flattering” style, which she says hides her stomach perfectly.

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In her bottle videoHolly (@hollyhaganx) modeled the look for her followers.

The Structured Backless Pleated Tank Dress is available for £13.49 from Yozy.

“This is a magical postpartum dress,” the TV personality said as she showed off the look.

She untied the wrap detail to show her audience the design of the dress.

“Imagine you just had a baby or you are slightly aware of it [your stomach]“All you have to do is wrap this around it,” she explained.

Holly encouraged all her followers to invest in the ‘flattering’ and budget-friendly dress.

“Also check out the reviews because honestly it looks good on every body type,” she said.

Holly moved closer to the camera to give her viewers a better view of the “really nice pattern effect.”

She described the wrap feature as an “extra layer of protection.”

“Where was last year when I needed it and wanted to feel a bit confident? Instead I was wearing sweatpants and baggy trousers in 25 degrees?” asked Holly, who gave birth in June 2023.

“If you’re looking for a super lightweight dress that’s comfortable and gives you that little bit of extra coverage [at your tummy]this one is perfect.

“It’s so flattering and light.”

Her fans shared their thoughts on the look in the comments below her video.

“I love this dress, it makes me feel good about my postpartum body, [I] I have a few colors now!!” wrote one customer.

“I have this dress and I’m pregnant. It’s so comfortable, it’s so nice to wear!!!” said another viewer.

Which style suits everyone best?

ACCORDING to the fashion pros at Fabulous, there’s a new style of clothing that suits all body shapes.

Low-cut silhouettes with a dropped waist have become hugely popular thanks to the 2000s fashion trend that took the catwalks, social media and of course the high street by storm.

First seen on the runways of luxury brands Molly Goddard and Jil Sander, the style is typically fitted around the hips and pelvic area rather than the waist.

Now that the sun is starting to shine, there are plenty of affordable dresses available that suit different body shapes.

Clemmie Fieldsend, fashion editor, said: “There’s something really stylish about these dresses and I love them.

“The simplicity of the top half combined with the full skirt resembles a tighter, more grown-up tutu.

“I have a short torso, so the dropped waist makes my body look longer, but luckily the long skirt doesn’t make your legs look shorter.

“Plus, it means I can get in on the low-waist trend without having to go completely naked in low-rise jeans.

“I know I’ll be walking around in these shoes all summer long, paired with black sandals and sunglasses, but for now all I need is a blazer over them and some closed-toe shoes and I’m good to go.”

Meanwhile, fashion director Tracey Lea Sayer added: “I remember drop-waist dresses from the ’80s. I loved them then and I still love them now!

“Forty years after they first became popular, I’m not sure they’re still as flattering around my midsection. After two kids and middle age, my waistline is no longer visible.

“A dress like this allows me to hide my waist and still stay trendy this summer.”

“I LOVE this dress! It covers my mom’s belly which makes me so happy! You look gorgeous,” a third person commented.

“I trusted you with this dress…and…it’s absolutely gorgeous! Mine arrived today and I’ve already ordered a second color!” wrote another follower.

“I have this in two colors, [I] “I was extremely impressed,” said one TikTok user.

“This dress is gorgeous. I have it in blue and [I’m] about to get all the other colors. Hides the menopausal belly,” shared another viewer.

“I have this dress and it looks amazing. I have never felt so good about myself,” wrote one woman.

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