I bought this dress in the coral/pink color, and the grey.  I was worried that it might look cheap, especially because sometimes dresses in those colors can look so, especially if not made well, but they don't.

First to know, though, is that it's a bit bigger than I expected--although the size is consistent between both dresses.  Because I'm busty and curvy (size 4/6, 34DD-27-38 with large thighs) and didn't want it to be super tight, I read the reviews, factored sizing to my bust, and got a medium.  It fit fine in the bust area (not too tight, so it doesn't accentuate my bust size), but is looser in the waist and hip area than I'd care for.  And I don't like things to be skin-tight, so...I could have maybe gone with a small, is what I'm thinking.

The coral/pink one wasn't as brown as in the picture--it's more of a light coral-pink, thank heavens.  It was also made better than the grey, which has a weird flaw around the top neckline that protrudes and looks really uneven and cheap.

The material isn't bad, although it's not as thick as I would have liked.  For someone like me who is pretty fit but has quite substantial thighs, I feel like I'd still want to probably wear spanx or some kind of support garment underneath for a smoother side-line.  I'm also wondering how it'd look in the sunlight, since sometimes knits that are more loosely constructed and thinner can be see-through behind a light source.

The cool thing about this dress is that you get two different looks with it, just by wearing it either backward or forward.  Wearing it with the high part of the neckline in front looks more demure and modest, while wearing it with the low cut part of the neckline in front is a great look for the evening.

All in all, for the price, I definitely recommend this dress!