Ranvir Singh looks stylish as ever in best-selling Nobody's Child midi dress

Lorraine presenter Ranvir Singh recently switched up her look with a new haircut but it's her latest fashion styles that fans are loving. Last month, the 47-year-old presenter wore a best-selling Nobody's Child dress - which has has garnered heaps of glowing reviews online.

During a Lorraine episode where Ranvir discussed how artificial intelligence can help with finances and health, she used an AI app for help her pick an outfit and it was the Nobody's Child Starlight Midi Dress, a much-loved design that retails at £85.

She shared to fans on Instagram: "It came up with a khaki arrangement of dresses based on my skin tone, body shape, occasion." Lorraine stylist Mark Heyes hinted the AI app was "playing it safe", then suggested brighter colours for Ranvir, but fans are loving the dark-green Starlight dress on the presenter.

The popular dress comes in an array of colourways, fabrics and dress lengths. The midi version, which falls to a mid-calf length, has soft gathered puff sleeves and a line of covered buttons at the front. One of the reasons shoppers love it is the deep side pockets.

Finery London's Addison Khaki Gingham Seersucker Midi Dress is similar in design and has less fabric at the skirt. Currently on sale at £46.80, the piece is flying off the shelves with limited sizes left in stock.New Look's Gini London Green Striped Wrap Midi Dress has a fun striped pattern and tiered skirt with a tie-waist belt. It's been reduced from £46 to £34.50.

Nobody's Child fans love the Starlight dress for various reasons, one mentioned: "Beautiful dress and wonderful for a range of occasions." And a second left a five-star review: "The middle panel draws your waist right in and I never have any worries about my tummy. I'm 5ft2 so probably should have chosen a petite dress, but it is actually not too long for me, just turns into a maxi. My only criticism is that the V-neck is very low and you can see the middle of my bra."

But one noted an sizing issue and elaborated: "Loved the dress but unfortunately it was too small, I would say you need to size up on this dress. The next size was out of stock."

Ranvir's fans reacted to photo of her wearing the Nobody's Child dress on Instagram, with one commenting: "I love this dress. The first thing I thought was how lovely it is and you look."

"You look lovely Ranvir it really suits you and your looking really well," another echoed. Shoppers who are interested in Ranvir's high-street frock can check other styles and colours here.

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