I found a 'versatile' £65 M&S jumpsuit in a 'vibrant'…

I found a 'versatile' £65 M&S jumpsuit in a 'vibrant' colour

I'm not usually a big lover of jumpsuits because I feel like they drown my 5'3 frame, but not this time.

After visiting M&S on Church Street, I found myself incredibly drawn to a stunning green jumpsuit with cute puff sleeves. Nobody's Child is known for its array of bold and beautiful jumpsuits, and after trying out several of its midi dresses and being impressed, it was about time I tried one of their jumpsuits.

I've recently been fully obsessed with the colour green, so as soon as I saw this Cotton Rich Textured Wide Leg Jumpsuit I knew I had to give it a go. I was a little conscious the jumpsuit was going to be too small for me, given shop sizes can be confusing, but I ended up being pleasantly surprised.

Online, the full product description reads: "For a head-turning look, reach for this textured cotton-rich jumpsuit by Nobody's Child. It's designed with short puff sleeves and wide legs for a touch of volume. The sweetheart neckline features a self-tie detail for a playful effect. Side pockets make this bold piece practical, too. Nobody’s Child designs are cut to a form-fitting shape, so if you're looking for a more relaxed fit, we recommend choosing the next size up."

I've always loved the boldness of Nobody's Child, and its ability to brighten up staple wardrobe items such as jumpsuits and midi dresses. I feel like the brand as a whole is the perfect mixture of feminine and grunge - and I'm so here for it.

In the past, I've worn Nobody's Child products with big chunky boots, and I definitely plan to do the same with this jumpsuit. Online, the dress is currently available in size 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18.

I was actually really surprised that the size 12 ended up being a little too big for me - which is definitely a rare occurance. Usually, a size 12 in a shop like River Island can be on the tight side, so it was a nice change to actually fit into something for once!

The cotton material on the jumpsuit was super breathable and really soft, which makes it a perfect option for spring and early summer time. Although the puff sleeves were a little too big for my frame, they added a really pretty addition to the outfit.

I really liked that the jumpsuit wasn't tight, as sometimes, I can often slip into a jumpsuit and end up not being able to sit down - which is not a good look. The sweetheart neckline with the tied front was another pretty detail that I really liked, although again, it was a little too big on the chest area.

For me, the colour was an absolute winner, and although I'm not entirely sure if it suited me entirely, I absolutely loved it.

Shoppers can purchase the £65 jumpsuit here. Browse other Nobody's Child products here.

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