I’m midsize & have found the three best dresses on the high

A TRENDY fashion lover has shared a list of multiple budget-friendly summer dresses that are flattering for anyone midsize.

As the weather begins to warm up, most of us are ditching jumpers and trousers for summery dresses - and here to help you pick the best finds is TikTok user Rosie Breen.

The ''midsize queen'', who recently also shared her honest thoughts on Zara, has become our go-to for stylish fashion hauls, and her latest video is no exception.

Here, the stunner shared a number of affordable dresses she had spotted whilst shopping - and we're obsessed.

One of the garments she had found was a jaw-dropping maxi dress in pale yellow that Rosie had nabbed from high-street retailer H&M.

The stunning item, which cost her £29.99, came with the on-trend frill detailing and a flattering plunging neckline.

In her video, the fashionista has styled it with pink heels, as well as an adorable pink purse on her shoulder.

Just as effortlessly chic the shopper looked in her next find - a satin midi dress with lace detailing around the chest area.

Sharing her mini haul on TikTok, Rosie revealed that she had found it on Nasty Gal - however, this was a little bit more pricey.

Currently on sale, the khaki green dress, which is available from size 4 to size 18, retails for £51, and you can also pick it up in purple.

Although the item was more on the expensive side, the fashionista reckoned it was a worthwhile investment, as you could style it in multiple ways.

Whilst replenishing her wardrobe in time for summer, Rosie also bought a dress from Primark that came with a green swirl print.

FABULOUS BINGO: Get a £20 bonus & 30 free spins when you spend £10 today

The flowy number came with a V-neckline and wide straps, and the stylish TikTok star had bought in a size 12.

Speaking of affordable fashion, one mum was recently raving about a Primark nightie that you can easily rock as a dress - and it was a total steal too.

Stylish parent Steph Nicole Johnson, from Wigan, Manchester, decided to wear the garment outdoors after seeing another fashionista do the same.

Sharing a snap of herself looking fabulous, the stunning mum said: ''Saw a lady post their pyjama pants from Primark, I bought the nightie for £16 and wore it as a dress.''

The garment, originally designed for sleep, was a long strappy nightie in bright turquoise with an orange flower print all over.

In the snaps, which Steph shared on Facebook, the mum had styled it with a watch and some dainty jewellery, posing with her baby.

The satin-feel camisole retails for £16 and is available in a range of sizes from XS to XL - and even Primark insist it's perfect for the beach.

Their description online reads: ''Crafted with a softly draped satin for a luxurious feel you'll love, this slip style falls flatteringly to a mid length and features dainty straps and a v neckline to offer you a sensual and essentially comfortable and cool look and feel perfect for getting your beauty sleep.''

The material is 100 per cent polyester and should be washed at 40C.

According to the retailer, chucking it in your tumble dryer should also be avoided.

The high-street fast fashion retailer have also launched a new series on nighties and PJs - and there's one for each.

If the vibrant turquoise camisole is not for you, shoppers can also nab a maxi nightie with a porcelain print for £16 or one with a more dainty flower print in pastel yellow for a mere £9.

Steph's post, uploaded on the popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, took the platform by storm, racking up thousands of likes.

Fellow shoppers praised Steph's find - and shared their favourite ways to style nightwear.

One said: ''Same, this is the Bridgerton nightwear range in Primark, wore it as a dress for a wedding.''

Another style fanatic wrote: ''Looks great.

''As a person who often wears mens shorts as womans are all like hotpants on my long legs I say go for it and wear what you want when you want [sic].''

Someone else added: ''I used to buy old satin and silk nighties from charity shops in the late 90s, they used to have loads for around 50p, used to layer them and wear with doc martens. Good on you!''

''You would never think that was a nighty..looks lovely on you [sic],'' a member of the group penned.