Tiered Halter Neck Printed Cami Dress | Tangerine / M 100100280962785

How to measure

To choose the best size for your Tiered Halter Neck Printed Cami Dress, take your own body measurements and/or measure a similar-fitting dress laid flat. Use a soft tape measure, stand relaxed and breathe normally.

What you'll need

• Soft fabric measuring tape
• A mirror or a friend to help with accuracy
• Fitted underwear or the bra you plan to wear with the dress
• Flat surface for measuring an existing garment

Body measurements (how to take them)

• Bust: Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it level across the back. Record the measurement without compressing the fabric.
• High bust (for halter fit): Measure above the bust, just under the arms. Useful for how the halter will sit across the chest.
• Waist: Measure at your natural waist—the narrowest part of your torso—standing relaxed.
• Hips: With feet together, measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat.
• Center-back length: Measure from the base of the neck at the center back straight down to where you want the hem to fall (this determines mini/midi/long length).
• Neck/strap preference: For halter styles, note how high you’d like the neckline to sit and measure neck circumference if you want a snug tie fit.

Measuring a similar garment (recommended)

• Lay the dress flat on a hard surface and smooth out wrinkles.
• Bust (garment): Measure across the fullest part from seam to seam and double that number to get the circumference.
• Waist/hips (garment): Measure across the narrowest/widest points and double each to get circumferences.
• Center-back length: Measure from the center-back neckline to the hem.
• Hem width: Measure the bottom edge flat and double for total hem circumference to understand skirt swing.

Ease guide (approx.): Allow some ease between your body measurement and garment measurement for comfort.

• Fitted: 0–1" (0–2.5 cm)
• Regular/comfortable: 2–3" (5–8 cm)
• Relaxed/oversized: 4"+ (10+ cm)

Pro tip: If you’re between sizes or prefer a looser silhouette (especially with tiered skirts), size up. The halter tie makes small adjustments to the neckline easy.

Materials & fabric information

Printed cami dresses like this one are typically made from lightweight, drapey fabrics chosen for print clarity and movement. Below are common fabric options and what to expect from each.

• Viscose / Rayon: Soft, breathable and fluid with excellent drape—very flattering on tiered skirts. Tends to wrinkle a little and benefits from gentle washing and line drying.
• Polyester / Polyester blends: Durable, colorfast and low-maintenance with good wrinkle resistance. Often chosen for vivid prints and easy care.
• Cotton & linen blends: Natural-feeling, breathable and comfortable in warm weather. They may have more texture and can crease—best to hand wash or machine wash gently.
• Silk or satin finishes: Luxurious sheen and smooth handfeel—usually requires more delicate care (hand wash or dry clean).
• Lining: Some printed cami dresses include a lightweight lining (typically rayon or polyester) for opacity and comfort through the skirt tiers.

Print note: Digital and reactive prints can be vibrant but may transfer color if washed hot. Always check the garment label for the exact fiber content and follow those instructions first.

About the model

Model shown in product images: approximately 5'9" (175 cm) and wearing a size S. Typical model measurements (for reference): bust 34" (86 cm), waist 24" (61 cm), hips 35" (89 cm).

Fit note: The halter neck tie is adjustable, so you can raise or lower the neckline for comfort and coverage. The tiered skirt creates flow and movement—if you prefer a more defined waist, add a belt.

Care guide — to keep it lovely longer

Washing

• Turn the dress inside out before washing to protect the print.
• Machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water or hand wash when in doubt.
• Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that can fade prints.
• Use a mesh bag for delicate fabrics to prevent snags from hardware or other items.

Drying

• Reshape while damp and hang or lay flat to dry—avoid tumble drying unless the care label explicitly allows low heat.
• Dry away from direct sunlight to reduce fading.

Ironing & steaming

• Steam to remove wrinkles whenever possible; steam from the inside for delicate prints.
• If ironing is needed, use a low heat setting and iron on the reverse side or with a pressing cloth.

Storage & maintenance

• Hang on a padded hanger to keep the halter shape; for very delicate fabrics, fold and store flat to avoid strap stretching.
• Tie halter straps loosely when storing to prevent tangling or permanent creasing.
• Treat stains promptly—blot (don’t rub) and use a gentle spot cleaner after testing on an inconspicuous area.

When in doubt, follow the label. For silk or specialty finishes, consider professional cleaning to preserve color and drape.

Style tips

• Daytime casual: Pair with flat leather sandals or white sneakers and a straw tote for an easy weekend or vacation look.
• Beach or pool cover-up: Wear over your swimsuit with slides and a wide‑brim hat—the halter ties make it easy to adjust.
• Evening out: Add strappy heels, a slim clutch and statement earrings; cinch the waist with a thin belt for a more polished silhouette.
• Layering: Throw on a cropped denim jacket or lightweight blazer for cooler nights; a knit cardigan softens the look for brunch.
• Jewelry: Because the halter shows the shoulders and neckline, opt for bold earrings or stacked bracelets rather than long pendant necklaces that can compete with the tie.
• Belt options: A woven or leather belt can transform the flowy tiered skirt into a more defined shape—place the belt at the natural waist or just below the bust for an empire style.
• Color coordination: Choose shoes or a bag that picks up a color from the print for a cohesive outfit, or keep accessories neutral for maximum versatility.
• Transitional styling: In cooler months add opaque tights and ankle boots plus a leather jacket for an edgier look.

Keep it simple and let the tiers and print be the focal point—accessories should complement, not overpower, the dress.