Earlier this summer, I stepped into the Abercrombie location in Christiana Mall, Delaware. This was not the old Abercrombie. There was no dark light, no overwhelming scent of cologne, or no bass to disperse. An invisible shirtless teenager! On the contrary, this was new Abercrombie. 2025 version. The transformation became obvious when a young tween, dragged by her mother in her early forties and not completely interested in all the dresses before her, gestured at me. she. ”
In this case, “she” means an adult. grown ups. (Horror!!!!) We grew up and Abercrombie grew up with us. Layered tanks, pop collars, micro shorts and air of exclusiveity are gone. Instead, local Abercrombie has a modest mid-length dress, comfortable jeans, an athleech with a built-in bra, and a simple throw-and-go basis at a wallet-friendly price. Who knew? ! Well, I did – so I forced the team to try on and review Abercrombie’s viral bestseller dress, Emerson Collection. I’m sure this style will suit everyone (you can be the judge below!), and it comes in a variety of shapes, cuts, lengths and patterns. teeth Emerson of all bodies. (Literally, sizing starts at 000-24, offering normal petite and tall lengths. They are not perfect, but Abercrombie is much more comprehensive than other major brands today.)
Emily
A&F Emerson Linen Blend Puff Sleeve Midi Dress | flat
dress size: Small/Regular
My height: 5’4”
thought: When things go viral, I’m certainly interested – is that really okay? Does it work on my body? I have a big woman and a short torso so I really thought that a fitted bodice would make me pregnant and get pregnant (the true story of all the reform dresses designed like this), but I was so happy to be surprised. This dress! I really love it (one caveat). It’s comfortable, the drapes are really good, the sleeves are obviously flattering, the bodice is slimmed and it’s very easy to wear (screams into different patterns). My only problem is I only have a bra with a strap that is wide enough and has a back that is low enough to be seen. In fact, I think it’s best not to wear a bra in this dress, but it’s not that comfortable to do that. The square neck is very wide and the back is not very low. That means my supportive bra has thicker straps that run higher. I bought these cakes but they didn’t arrive in time. So I have this dress (I bought it from Poplin too, but I like the linen so I returned it). We know we’re in mid-July, so buying a Linen Midi dress might feel “end of the season”, but this selling price is an incredible deal (and it’s too hot to buy autumn now!). I’m sure other women will say this, but if you’re between sizes, the size is down – I’m now between small and medium in most things (I really hope that the world comes together and agrees to universal sizing), and I bought a small one. I was ready to say “cute dress not for me, not for me” but I’m excited to announce that even if you have the shape of an apple, this dress is very flattering and will make you feel better (note your bra needs).
Gretchen
sunglasses | wallet | A&F Emerson Poplin Puff Sleeve Midi Dress | shoes (resemble)
dress size: Big/Tall
My height: 5’9″
thought: Think of me as a fan of Abercrombie’s return! The days when I rocked the third period (thankfully) from the top of a moose empire ring long sleeve baby doll is over. Now I wear puffy sleeves and wine country, a skirt that flows through babes! We’ve graduated and I like it. Especially this style of dress. The large, puffy sleeves, a square neckline and a tiered skirt quickly hit your waist. I was hooked on this cute wine and cheese pattern in the dough, which certainly is a little Too much I’m wearing a wine tasting (what I’m doing in this photo) on my nose, but a lot of strangers (okay, two) came to me and told me they loved the dress! So I think that with that victory, this piece has plans to wear elsewhere too. I wasn’t completely sure about sizing, so I tested a variety of things. The medium suited the waist/ribs very well, but in a strange way I pushed the girl against me. It fits best in the chest, but is looser than you would like to see on the waist. I went to a big taller (I’m 5’9”) above the regular, as I think a long midi skirt would suit me. Overall, I am pretty pleased with this dress and I think the quality is excellent, especially for the price range.
Jess
A&F Emerson Tie-Strap Mini Dress | Jelly flat
dress size: Small/small
My height: 5’4”
thought: The first thing I say is that my size C-cup breasts are a very cute dress that doesn’t have to wear a bra and I don’t have a fitted skirt so I can wear the style of underwear my heart wants (Granny, Duh). The patterns are very sweet and lined up, and overall the quality is very pleasant. Because it’s a “mini” dress (but I don’t think it’s all mini), I chose the petite length and was worried that the regular would have hit me in a troublesome place. Ah, it was a bit of a ride because it’s a pullover, but once you go in, it’s so comfortable and you feel safe! But I think it looks to me because it’s really cute, it’s not my style. When this style was chosen, I thought the same way, but as my mother always told me, “Try it, you may never be surprised by you.” But I know I don’t wear it enough, so I’ll return it. This is a dress It’s much more “jess” 🙂
Caitlin
left: A&F Emerson Linen Blend Puff Sleeve Midi Dress + flat |Right: Mira dress + Sandals
dress size: Large/Regular
My height: 5’8″
thought: I’ve been screaming about Abercrombie for two years, and that’s when my team started paying attention!!! Emerson Line It’s a very breeze to wear. It’s the epitome of a dress that “threw it” at me. Everyone looks good, they are suitable for almost any occasion (church! antiques! farmers’ market! parent/teacher meeting! Thanksgiving dinner!), and honestly… they’re pretty fun and princess you. I love the pockets, I love the 36FS fit inside (I’m braless here, the room is still there!), I love the various cuts and patterns. If your current work doesn’t do it for you, you should never be afraid. They drop new pieces every season.
And while we talk about Abercrombie: this is Mira’s dress I’ve been Yappin’ all summer! Icymi, I’m on a “shed or completely different” kick in 2025…and that’s It was It works until I try this dress. It’s structured at the same time, but it’s breezy and well supported, so I can still be a bra (can praise it!!!). I adore the cut of the straps – it covers the folds, chunks of my armpits, or the strange skin between my boobs and my armpits. I wear this at least once a week – it’s very easy and flattering. If Emerson Cut isn’t doing it for you, look at the rest of the dress. They have some great basics on the price of the rock bottom.
Mallory
A&F Mira Stretch Midi Dress | Sandals
dress size: Small/Regular
My height: 5’7”
thought: Imagine how confused I was when I opened this blog post on the backend and saw an Abercrombie dress that didn’t look like what I ordered!! Caitlyn raves This dressthis is how we came up with the idea of trying out Abercrombie dresses. I don’t know what happened. But this is what I ordered and I love it so I’m going to review it anyway (lol this is the funniest thing that’s happened to me on the blog). But let’s get into it. This dress comes in several different simple colors, and there is also this really fun pattern. The quality is surprisingly good – there is a bodice that is very flattering, but tight and not uncomfortable (I don’t know how they do it). I was very impressed with the fit (I got a small one). But wait – I saved the best part in the end – it has a pocket! I wear it all summer. Thank you, goodbye!
Marley
A&F Emerson Cap Sleeve Mini Dress | Sandals
dress size: Small/Regular
My height: 5’8″
thought: I’m not a huge fan of my puffy sleeves and don’t casually wear Midi or Maxi dresses so I didn’t know that the team would review this line when they first proposed (super didn’t feel me) – but I was happy to see it. Emerson cap sleeve mini dress As a line option! I ordered the black size (normal height). My biggest takeaway is why am I not wearing a square neckline? It’s so cute – paired with a small cap sleeve, I fell in love with this dress much more than I thought. From a size standpoint, I felt it was pretty true to the size and liked the area behind the back where the zipper was bursting, so it’s quite stretched. Vertical, it hits with the good points of my feet, but is on the long side for the mini dress – I have a shorter torso but if you are worried about the length, I think it is totally great/appropriate. I’m braless and I’m totally uplifted, but I think I have to be strapless if I need more support or feel most comfortable wearing a bra (unless I care about the Peekah Boo Strap a bit) – the neckline basically went under my armpits. Overall, I was delighted and surprised by this item and I think it will become a great, simple staple that has in my closet!
I’ll go there! Please tell us what you think. Do you like different reviews? Would you like to try an Abercrombie dress now? Have a great weekend, friends!
Source: Emily Henderson – stylebyemilyhenderson.com
