Stephanie Dress Red Motif
Stephanie Dress Red Motif
Size Guide
Size Guide
Fit Notes: Adjustable waist and a loose bodice makes this and easy style to fit.
Shown worn in a size 1
Orlene is 5.5 in height. Bust 35 Waist 28.5 Hips 36
( Size 2/Sml) and wears a Malabar size 2 here
Size guidance - please message if you have any questions.
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Size 1. ( SML)
Bust- up to 37 inches
Waist -up to 30 inches
Hips - 36 inches
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Size 2 ( MED/ LRG)
Bust -up to 37 inch
Waist - up to 32 inch
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The Stephanie dress is a versatile piece that can effortlessly transition from work to after work and is a great everyday summer dress. The dress has a more generous voluminous fit on the top with sleeves that can be pushed up and tucked. Covered functional buttons run down the front of the dress and Its drawstring waist provides flexible and comfortable fit.
Features
- Blue stripes with Red floral Motif
- Functional buttons
- Drawstring waist
- Voluminous top
- Pockets
- Fits a little big for a looser look (please see size guidance for further details).It is quite flexible and you can size down.
- Half Lined
Style Notes: This is an easy dress that is hard to go wrong with. It's a breeze to dress up with heels or dress down with flip flops.
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Size Guidance
Size Guidance
Fit Notes: Adjustable waist and a loose bodice makes this and easy style to fit.
Shown worn in a size 1
Orlene is 5.5 in height. Bust 35 Waist 28.5 Hips 36
( Size 2/Sml) and wears a Malabar size 2 here
Size guidance - please message if you have any questions.
_____________
Size 1. ( SML)
Bust- up to 37 inches
Waist -up to 30 inches
Hips - 36 inches
___________
Size 2 ( MED/ LRG)
Bust -up to 37 inch
Waist - up to 32 inch
Product Details
Product Details
Details:
-Short above knee length
-100% Hand loomed Cotton
-Pocket
-Lined
-Drawstring waistline
-Blue and White Stripes
Care
Care
Spot clean stains. Machine wash cold, drip dry, warm iron or steam.
Alternatively, you can Dry Clean.
