Openwork Sleeveless Maxi Dress | White / S 100100957081362

How to measure this dress

Use a flexible tape measure and lay the dress flat on a smooth surface. Smooth out any wrinkles but don’t stretch the fabric.

Measuring the garment (flat)

• Bust (Chest): Measure straight across from one underarm seam to the other. Multiply that number by 2 for the full circumference.
• Waist: Measure across the narrowest part of the dress (natural waistline). Multiply by 2.
• Hips: Measure across the widest part of the skirt (usually about 20 cm / 8" down from the waist). Multiply by 2.
• Length: From the highest point of the shoulder (HPS) where the shoulder seam meets the neck to the hem.
• Shoulder width: From shoulder seam to shoulder seam across the back.
• Armhole depth: Measure from the top of the shoulder seam down to the bottom of the armhole. For circumference, measure around the armhole seam.
• Hem width: Measure across the bottom edge of the skirt and multiply by 2.

Measuring yourself (to choose the right size)

• Bust: Around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level.
• Waist: Around your natural waist (the narrowest point), breathe normally while measuring.
• Hips: Around the fullest part of your hips and buttocks.
• Height / Front length: From the HPS (base of neck) to where you want the hem to fall to check overall length.

Recommended ease: for a relaxed maxi, allow about 4–10 cm (1.5–4") of ease at bust/waist/hips depending on desired fit. When in doubt, compare these measurements with a similar dress you already own: lay that dress flat and measure the same points.

Materials

This openwork sleeveless maxi dress is crafted to combine texture, drape and comfort. Typical construction and material notes you may find:

• Outer / Openwork: Often an open-knit or crochet fabric — commonly 100% cotton or a cotton blend (cotton/viscose, cotton/polyester). Openwork gives breathability and structure but can be delicate.
• Lining: Many openwork dresses include a lightweight lining for coverage — commonly viscose (rayon) or polyester for smooth drape. Some styles have a built-in slip; others are unlined.
• Trims & details: May include braided edges, stitched hems, or decorative bindings in matching or contrast fibers.

Always check the garment label or product specifications for the exact fiber content and lining information. Material composition affects fit, care and drape (e.g., cotton breathes well; viscose drapes; polyester is easy-care).

Model information

Reference to help you gauge fit:

Model height

178 cm / 5'10"

Model measurements (example)

Bust 82 cm / 32.5" • Waist 62 cm / 24.5" • Hips 90 cm / 35.5"

Wearing

Wears size S (for reference; check product size guide for exact sizing)

Use the model’s height and the garment length measurement to estimate how the maxi will fall on you. If you are between sizes, consider intended fit (looser styles can size down; fitted styles may require sizing up).

Care guide (to keep it lovely longer)

• Read the care label first. Follow the specific instructions on your dress tag before other advice.
• Hand wash or gentle machine cycle: Use cold water and a mild detergent. If using a machine, put the dress in a mesh laundry bag and select a gentle/delicates program.
• Avoid bleach and harsh detergents. These can weaken fibers and fade color.
• Dry flat or hang carefully: Lay the dress flat to dry to avoid stretching the openwork. If you hang it, use a wide padded hanger and reshape while damp.
• Iron / steam on low: If needed, iron on the reverse side at a low temperature or use a steamer to remove wrinkles. Avoid pressing directly on openwork; place a cloth between the iron and fabric.
• Dry clean: Recommended if the label specifies or if the dress has delicate trims or mixed fibers.
• Storage: Fold knit or openwork garments to avoid shoulder stretching. For long-term storage, place tissue between folds to reduce creasing.
• Snag care: Remove jewelry or accessories that might catch the knit. If you get a snag, use a small crochet hook or needle to gently pull the loop to the inside and secure the yarn; avoid cutting loose threads.

Style tips

• Daytime / casual: Wear with flat leather sandals or espadrilles and a woven tote. Add a denim jacket or lightweight cardigan for cooler evenings.
• Evening / dressed up: Add strappy heels, a slim belt to define the waist, layered necklaces and a compact clutch. A silk camisole slip underneath can elevate the look.
• Layering & coverage: If the openwork is sheer, pair with a nude or contrasting slip, a bodysuit, or high-waist shorts for different looks and levels of coverage.
• Cooler weather: Pair with an oversized blazer or leather jacket and ankle boots; try a turtleneck or long-sleeve fitted top underneath for a transitional style.
• Accessories: Balance the texture with simple jewelry (hoops or a pendant). Use a belt to create an hourglass shape or keep it loose for a boho silhouette.
• Body-shape tips: Petite: choose heels and consider a slightly shortened hem. Pear: cinch at the waist to balance hips. Apple: opt for a defined waist or an A-line skirt for balance. Tall: this length usually flatters; experiment with tiers or belts to vary proportion.

Tip: For contrast, layer a slip in a different color (black under white openwork, or a bold color under neutral) to make the texture pop.