Dresses For Women

Bodycon dresses are fitted and show your shape, ideal for evenings; skater and A-line dresses flare from the waist and flatter most figures for daytime; midi and maxi dresses are versatile and comfortable for many occasions. Think about where you'll wear it and how fitted you want it, then use the size guide for the best fit.

A bodycon dress is close-fitting and stretchy, hugging the figure; a skater dress is fitted on top and flares out at the skirt for a fuller, comfy shape; a shift dress hangs straight and loose for an easy, relaxed fit. Choose bodycon for a fitted look, skater for flattering movement, or shift for comfort.

Midi dresses in ribbed knit, viscose or poplin move easily from day to evening — wear one with flat sandals and a denim jacket by day, then heels and jewellery at night. Neutral colours and simple shapes are the most versatile. This makes a well-chosen midi dress one of the most cost-effective pieces in your wardrobe.

Because fitted and bodycon dresses cling, use the size guide and measure your bust, waist and hips for the closest match. If you're between sizes or prefer less cling, size up. Ribbed and stretch fabrics adapt to your shape, while structured woven dresses have a more exact fit, so check the fabric before choosing.

Layer a denim jacket, cardigan or jersey over a sleeveless dress for cooler days, and add opaque or thermal tights with boots to keep warm. This lets you wear summer dresses well into autumn and winter. Neutral layering pieces work with most dress colours, making your dresses usable across more of the year.

Cotton, viscose and ribbed knit dresses are comfortable, breathable and easy to wash, making them practical for regular wear. Poplin holds a crisper shape, while satin looks dressier but needs gentler care. For low-maintenance everyday wear, choose cotton or knit; check the product page for the fabric and care details.

Wash printed and knit dresses inside out in cold water to protect the colours and shape, and avoid high heat. Dry knit dresses flat to prevent stretching, and hang or line-dry others away from direct heat. Following the care label helps prints stay bright and fabrics keep their shape wash after wash.

Yes — fitted midi, bodycon and satin styles suit smart occasions such as functions and dinners, especially in darker or plain colours dressed up with heels and jewellery. For a formal event, choose a structured or satin dress; for semi-formal, a neat midi works well. Consider the dress code and how much you'll want to move.

Yes, PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can bring a dress or jumpsuit back if it doesn't fit or suit you — check the latest time frame and conditions online or in-store. Keep your proof of purchase and keep tags attached until you're sure of the fit.

Bodycon dresses are fitted and show your shape, ideal for evenings; skater and A-line dresses flare from the waist and flatter most figures for daytime; midi and maxi dresses are versatile and comfortable for many occasions. Think about where you'll wear it and how fitted you want it, then use the size guide for the best fit.

A bodycon dress is close-fitting and stretchy, hugging the figure; a skater dress is fitted on top and flares out at the skirt for a fuller, comfy shape; a shift dress hangs straight and loose for an easy, relaxed fit. Choose bodycon for a fitted look, skater for flattering movement, or shift for comfort.

Midi dresses in ribbed knit, viscose or poplin move easily from day to evening — wear one with flat sandals and a denim jacket by day, then heels and jewellery at night. Neutral colours and simple shapes are the most versatile. This makes a well-chosen midi dress one of the most cost-effective pieces in your wardrobe.

Because fitted and bodycon dresses cling, use the size guide and measure your bust, waist and hips for the closest match. If you're between sizes or prefer less cling, size up. Ribbed and stretch fabrics adapt to your shape, while structured woven dresses have a more exact fit, so check the fabric before choosing.

Layer a denim jacket, cardigan or jersey over a sleeveless dress for cooler days, and add opaque or thermal tights with boots to keep warm. This lets you wear summer dresses well into autumn and winter. Neutral layering pieces work with most dress colours, making your dresses usable across more of the year.

Cotton, viscose and ribbed knit dresses are comfortable, breathable and easy to wash, making them practical for regular wear. Poplin holds a crisper shape, while satin looks dressier but needs gentler care. For low-maintenance everyday wear, choose cotton or knit; check the product page for the fabric and care details.

Wash printed and knit dresses inside out in cold water to protect the colours and shape, and avoid high heat. Dry knit dresses flat to prevent stretching, and hang or line-dry others away from direct heat. Following the care label helps prints stay bright and fabrics keep their shape wash after wash.

Yes — fitted midi, bodycon and satin styles suit smart occasions such as functions and dinners, especially in darker or plain colours dressed up with heels and jewellery. For a formal event, choose a structured or satin dress; for semi-formal, a neat midi works well. Consider the dress code and how much you'll want to move.

Yes, PEP accepts returns and exchanges in line with its current returns policy, so you can bring a dress or jumpsuit back if it doesn't fit or suit you — check the latest time frame and conditions online or in-store. Keep your proof of purchase and keep tags attached until you're sure of the fit.