Shoppers say this dress 'looks so cute regardless of body type' — grab it on sale for $29

Julie Tong, Izabella Zaydenberg and Derek Arbogast
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Amazon's Korsis dress
Amazon's Korsis dress gets rave reviews. (Photo: Amazon)

A lovely, versatile, comfortable dress for a steal? Yep, meet the Korsis dress. Designed for all-day comfort, the dress has a universally flattering A-line silhouette, fits loosely over the body and hits just above the knees. And it has pockets!

This lovely T-shirt dress comes in 36 different colors and prints and is available in sizes XS to XXXL. Wear it alone for errands on warm days, layer it under a denim jacket or cardigan when a chill hits the air. On colder nights, throw it on with tights, booties and a leather jacket. Not only does it have more than 25,600 five-star reviews, but it's now on sale for $29 (down from $47). That's a steal for a dress you’ll be wearing all year long.

And if you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? Let's fix that: You can sign up for a free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

$29 $47 at Amazon

Red Korsis dress
You'll be the belle of the ball in this gorgeous frock. (Photo: Amazon)

Comfort is key

“The fabric is soft and comfortable, and the wrinkles come out with ease in the dryer. I'm also very curvy and this looks nice on,” wrote one happy shopper.

Another added: "It is so comfy, has pockets, and I think it looks so cute regardless of your body type. I would so buy five more of these!"

Flatter yourself

"Oh My Lanta, I have never had a more perfect dress!" a shopper declared. "So flattering and comfortable and easy. I am stunned at how great this dress is. I honestly cannot say one negative thing about it...very flattering and feminine."

Raves another shopper: "Flattering and comfortable. Can be dressed up or down.... It fit well in the bust and generous in the tummy area. Cute!"

One cool find

“This dress is a real gift to me and my closet," shared a shopper. "It pulls over my head easily, flatters my figure and moves enough to make me feel beautiful. I live in Florida, and our summers are hot so this simple dress matches my lifestyle. Add a pair of sandals and I am out of the door."

Another chimed in: "This dress is exactly what I wanted. I work at a school without air-conditioning and sometimes the rooms can reach 100 degrees. I need clothing that is as cool as possible and professional. This comfortable dress is perfect. It hides a large belly and wide hips while flattering my chest and butt...plus it has pockets!"

$29 $47 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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