Crisscross Double Spaghetti Straps Tiered Cami Dress | Scarlet / S 100100788715885

Crisscross Double Spaghetti Straps Tiered Cami Dress

How to measure this dress (garment measurements)

Always lay the dress flat on a smooth, hard surface. Smooth out wrinkles but do not stretch the fabric. Measure in inches or centimeters and remember: when measuring flat, double the number to get the full circumference.

1. Bust (chest) — Measure straight across the dress 1" (2.5 cm) below the armholes from seam to seam; multiply that number by 2 to get the full bust circumference.
2. Waist — Locate the narrowest tier seam or the natural waistline of the dress. Measure straight across at that point; multiply by 2 for circumference.
3. Hip / Fullest skirt — Measure straight across at the fullest part of the skirt (usually one tier below the waist or ~8–10" / 20–25 cm down depending on style); multiply by 2.
4. Length (HPS to hem) — Measure from the high point of the shoulder (HPS) — the top of the shoulder where the strap meets the front — straight down the center front to the hem.
5. Strap length — Measure a single strap from front seam/attachment point over the top (follow the strap curve) to the back seam/attachment. If straps cross or are adjustable, record the shortest and longest usable lengths.
6. Hem width / Skirt circumference — Measure straight across the bottom hem and multiply by 2 to get the total hem circumference.

Quick example: if the flat bust measures 18" (45.7 cm) across, the full bust circumference is 36" (91.4 cm).

How to measure yourself (to pick the best size)

1. Bust — Wear a bra similar to the one you'll wear with the dress. Measure around the fullest part of your bust with the tape parallel to the floor. Keep the tape snug but not tight.
2. Waist — Measure at your natural waist (the narrowest point), standing relaxed.
3. Hips — Measure around the fullest part of your hips and derriere, keeping the tape parallel to the floor.
4. Height & length check — Note your height so you can compare with the garment HPS-to-hem measurement to see where the dress will hit on you (mini/midi/maxi).

Comparison tip: compare your body measurements to the garment measurements and add desired ease—1"–2" (2.5–5 cm) ease for a fitted look, 3"–6" (7.5–15 cm) for a relaxed or layered fit.

Materials & fabric information

Typical fabric details for a tiered cami dress of this style:

• Main fabric: lightweight woven viscose (rayon) or a cotton-rayon blend — soft, breathable, fluid drape that creates a flattering tiered silhouette.
• Construction: usually unlined for breezy wear; tiers are stitched to create volume; seams may be serged or finished inside.
• Straps: double spaghetti straps that crisscross at the back; straps are often made from the same fabric or a matching braided cord. Some styles include adjustable sliders.
• Hardware / trim: minimal hardware (small adjusters) or none; decorative stitching at tier seams.

If you need the exact fiber content for this specific item, check the sewn-in care tag or product details from the retailer — fiber content can vary by color and production run.

Model information (reference)

Model shown wearing the dress (reference): Height 5'9" (175 cm), Bust 33" (84 cm), Waist 24" (61 cm), Hips 35" (89 cm). Model is wearing a size Small in the photos. Use the garment measurements above to confirm how the length and fit will work for your height and proportions.

Care guide — keep it lovely longer

• Always check the garment care label first — follow any specific fiber instructions.
• For viscose/rayon or blends: hand wash cold or machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with like colors. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach.
• Place the dress in a mesh laundry bag if machine washing to protect the delicate straps and tiers.
• Avoid wringing. Gently press out excess water and reshape while damp.
• Line dry or lay flat to dry in shade to prevent fading and preserve the fabric drape. Avoid tumble drying which can shrink or distort the fabric.
• Iron inside out on a low setting or use a steamer to remove wrinkles. For delicate fibers, steam rather than press directly.
• Store on a hanger to preserve the tiers and prevent creasing — use a padded hanger if straps are thin. For long-term storage, fold with tissue paper to avoid deep creases.
• Repair small snags or loose threads promptly to prevent larger pulls; re-sew loose straps or sliders before they stress the seams.

Style tips

• Casual daytime: Slip on flat sandals or white sneakers, add a straw tote and sunnies for an effortless warm-weather look.
• Layered cool-weather: Throw on a cropped denim jacket or a chunky knit cardigan; ankle boots finish the outfit nicely.
• Date night or dressy: Cinch at the waist with a slim belt, add delicate layered necklaces and heeled sandals or wedges.
• Office-appropriate (casual workplaces): Pair with a lightweight blazer and closed-toe mules; keep jewelry minimal.
• Festival / boho vibe: Add a wide-brim hat, layered beads, and suede ankle boots or gladiator sandals.
• Accessories: Double spaghetti straps pair well with delicate necklaces and small hoop earrings; avoid heavy shoulder bags that can rub thin straps.
• Sizing tip: If you prefer a flowy, roomy silhouette, size up for extra ease—if you like a neater fit, pick your usual size and consider a slim belt to define the waist.