Forget the viral H&M dress, fashion fans find a Tesco dupe that’s even more flattering thanks to its cinched waist
IT'S the dress that everyone wanted for Christmas, but many couldn't get their hands on thanks to its popularity.
But for those who weren't lucky enough to bag one of the viral H&M bow-back dresses, there's a new dupe that you can find in your local supermarket.
Ayla took to TikTok to share a video showing the navy blue sequinned dress, which featured a ribbon at the back.
"The sequin dress from F&F at Tesco that's nipped in at the waist making it really flattering," she wrote over the top of the clip as she spun the sparkling dress around.
"And with the ribbon at the back so you can make a cute bow!"
"It's giving viral H&M bow dress," Ayla wrote in the caption.
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"Are they back in stock?" one person asked in the comments section.
To which Ayla replied: "I saw it in store the other day so must be!"
"They need to make a jumpsuit version," another insisted.
"Maybe if they had a proper website I might buy more of their stuff," a third wrote.
"So annoying!"
"I agree!" Ayla replied.
"They need to go online. I'm rarely at a F&F!"
Others weren't quite as convinced that the Tesco dress was worth buying.
"What they don't tell you is the sequins fall off," one wrote.
"Lost a few when I wore it last week!"
"I found this a bit clingy & unflattering on the tummy so would size up," another added.
"I looked like a sack of s**t in it," a third admitted.
As someone else wrote: "Looked cheap & tacky, fit was awful!"
The H&M bow-backed dress caused a stir when it hit shelves earlier this year, with people desperate to get their hands on it.
However, one fashionista insisted that the dress is better for tall women.
She ordered the cute style in a size medium and admitted she was "so upset" in the caption because she should have gotten a small, being 5ft 4in tall herself.
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Savannah said she looked a "little frumpy in it," but the length was great.
"I kind of look like one of those Christmas angels," she added.