If you are searching for the ideal summer outfit, Vicky Pattison has discovered a stylish and comfortable solution. Her green and white striped linen co-ord has become a hit, with shoppers snapping it up quickly. The set, which includes a cropped top and wide-leg trousers, offers a perfect blend of casual elegance and breathable fabric.
The Co-Ord Details
Vicky shared photos of herself wearing the co-ord on Instagram, prompting fans to ask where they could buy it. The set is from Nobody's Child and consists of the Green Striped Linen-Blend Swing Top, priced at £47, and the matching Green Striped Reese Wide Leg Trousers for £69. The fabric is a blend of 55% linen and 45% viscose, providing the comfort of linen with easier care.
The top features a square neckline, wide shoulder straps, and back button fastenings, with an open side design for added breathability. It is cropped and available in sizes four to 18, though size four is already sold out. The trousers have a mid-rise elasticated waistband with a drawstring tie, side pockets, and a wide-leg silhouette, available in sizes four to 24 in regular or petite lengths.
Styling and Alternatives
This co-ord can be styled for various occasions, from beach days with sandals to evening dinners with heels and statement jewellery. The set also comes in other prints and colours. Similar options are available at Next, with a Stripe Linen Blend Shell Top and matching bottoms in khaki or pink and green stripes. Marks & Spencer offers a Linen Rich Striped Wide Leg Trousers (£28) and matching High Neck Vest Top (£34) in pink and chocolate brown stripes.
Shopper Reviews
Both pieces from Nobody's Child have received five-star ratings. One shopper said: "Bought this with the matching trousers and it's a lovely summery outfit. The top is a little bit more cropped than what it looks on the model." Another commented: "Really lovely quality trousers which would go lovely with a plain T-shirt or the matching cami." A third described the outfit as "so classy but casual looking. So comfortable. Absolutely love it."
