Size Guide
Use this guide to take your measurements and check the options listed for the dress you want.
How to measure
Use a soft tape measure over lightweight clothing or the undergarments you plan to wear. Stand naturally and keep the tape level. It should rest against your body without pulling tight.
| Measurement | Where to place the tape |
|---|---|
| Bust | Around the fullest part of your bust, with the tape level across your back. |
| Waist | Around your natural waist, near the crease that forms when you bend to one side. |
| Hips | Around the fullest part of your hips and seat, with your feet together. |
| Length | Measure a dress you already own from the shoulder to the hem. Compare that with the product’s listed length, using its stated starting point when provided. |
Use the measurements for that style
Size labels and fit can differ between dresses. Compare your body measurements with the product’s size chart when one is listed. If a listing gives garment measurements, measure a similar dress you own and compare it on the same basis.
Between sizes? Start with the measurement that matters most for the cut. For a fitted bodice, check the bust and waist. For a close-fitting skirt, check the hips. If the listing mentions stretch, lining, or a fixed waistband, use those details to judge how much room you prefer.
Need a second opinion? Send us the dress link and the measurements you want help comparing.