Why it's worth it
The bodice and the skirt wear two different prints — and the dress is better for the argument.
The Edit
Two prints in one dress: a tight floral-spot on the fitted bodice hands off to a loose, painterly brushstroke across the tiered skirt — the scale shift is the design move. Lightweight fluid fabric gathers into three ruffled tiers, the hem cutting an irregular raw edge that dips unevenly at the front. Sleeveless construction and a clean round neckline keep the shoulders uninterrupted while the skirt carries all the volume.
The details
- Silhouette
- Fit-and-flare
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Midi
- Waist
- Drop waist
- Hem
- Asymmetric
- Pattern
- Animal
- Details
- Tiering, gathering, ruching
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