Allison midi dress
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- Buy 2/3/4, get 5/10/15% off.
- Buy 2/3/4, get 5/10/15% off.
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Timeless bridal elegance - The The ivory Ines midaxi dress combines sophistication with structured, non-stretch crepe for a tailored, simple fit. The beaded square neckline adds luxurious sparkle, making it perfect for bridal showers, engagements, or cocktail events.
Flattering silhouette - With a With a column-like skirt and seams at the bust and waist, this dress gracefully shapes the figure. The midaxi length offers the perfect balance between discretion and modern appeal.
Luxurious details Delicate pearl accents accentuate the neckline and straps, adding a touch of elegance. The invisible zipper ensures a smooth, seamless fit, while the structured fabric retains its shape—for a perfect look all night long.
Effortless styling Pair it with nude pumps and diamond studs for classic elegance, or with a pearl clutch for bridal sparkle. A versatile statement piece that will shine during life's most memorable moments.
Size conversion chart
Size conversion chart
WOMEN'S CLOTHING SIZE CONVERSION CHART
Our sizes are based on the following measurements:
Please note that some models may vary from these dimensions, but they are still intended as a guide.
Please carefully check the exact item measurements on the product page. Do not choose your size based solely on your usual habits.
How it is measured
Chest circumference
Run the tape measure horizontally under the armpits and over the fullest part of the chest.
waist size
Measure your waist circumference at the level of your natural waist, i.e. between the highest point of your hip bone and the lowest point of your rib cage.
Hip circumference
Place the tape measure around your hips and measure the circumference at the fullest part of your bottom.
WOMEN'S SHOES SIZE CONVERSION CHART
Note: If your foot is thick or wide, we recommend choosing one or two sizes larger!
How it is measured
Foot length
Measure from the tip of your longest toe to the end of your heel.
