Marks & Spencer and Ghost launch line of floaty dresses in first ever collaboration

A selection of “mini-me” children’s sizes will also be available

(M&S x Ghost)

British cult dress brand Ghost has teamed up with Marks & Spencer for a line of ten limited-edition floaty dresses.

Launching Thursday (19 November), the collection will include a mix of floral and star-printed designs, as well as the brand’s signature peter pan collars and puff sleeves.

Designed to complement – or create – an hourglass figure style, the dresses are all also silky smooth to the touch thanks to Ghost’s unique garment dyeing process and high-quality fabric.

Ghost is a favourite of Kate Middleton and Holly Willoughby – the presenter often wears them while presenting This Morning – as well as Carrie Symonds and James Bond star Léa Seydoux. 

It is much-loved for the contemporary silhouettes and silk-like feel of its dresses, and how easily they are adorned with chunky boots or sandals alike.

Prices will be lower than your average Ghost dress, and will range from £59 to £79 for sizes 6 to 16.

Three of the hero styles from this range will also be available in “mini-me” children’s sizes, matching two of the floral and one of the starry dresses from the womenswear line. Prices will range from £30 to £36.

“We are delighted to collaborate with M&S to offer our signature prints and contemporary silhouettes together in a limited-edition collection exclusively designed for the M&S customer,” Touker Suleyman, the owner of Ghost, has said.

“A confident, feminine aesthetic underpins the collection,” adds Maddy Evans, head of womenswear buying at M&S. 

“The ten styles, available exclusively on M&S.com, further elevate our dress offering this season and feature versatile designs that are extremely flattering, easy to wear, and can be dressed up or down; taking you through winter and beyond.” 

This is not the first exciting collaboration M&S has released this year – it announced last month that it would be stocking sustainable brand Nobody’s Child on its website.