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maxi dress maxi skirt Convertible Golden Floral Dress/Skirt Golden Floral / M

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maxi dress maxi skirt Convertible Golden Floral Dress/Skirt Golden Floral / MFloral Dress Skirt A versatile show stopper! Meet the Convertible Floral Maxi Skirt Dress, your closets secret weapon for the summertime! Our design team loves giving you styles that are 2 looks in 1, and this floral maxi dress is no exception. Clever design details let you easily convert this floral skirt into a dress and back again! The secrets in the cinching. The stretchy, smocked bodice and self tie channel spaghetti straps give you a flattering,

Floral Dress Skirt

A versatile show-stopper! Meet the Convertible Floral Maxi Skirt Dress, your closet’s secret weapon for the summertime! Our design team loves giving you styles that are 2 looks in 1, and this floral maxi dress is no exception. Clever design details let you easily convert this floral skirt into a dress and back again! The secret’s in the cinching. The stretchy, smocked bodice and self tie channel spaghetti straps give you a flattering, custom fit as a breezy summer dress, and can be untied and scrunched down to sit at your waist as a smocked waistband maxi skirt! One piece, two looks, your summertime style just got easier. 

Why you’ll love it:

  • Breezy, golden floral, convertible skirt dress with side seam pockets
  • Feminine tiered hemline with shirred detail for extra flowy movement
  • Styled as a dress:  stretchy smocked bodice with adjustable self ties for a custom fit! (Can even wear strapless, or tie as a halter)
  • Styled as a skirt: place the smocking at waist, cinching the self ties to gather the material to preferred length, and tie the ties to secure!
  • Material: 100% crinkle rayon
Sizing & Care

Smocked, sleeveless dress with self tie shoulder ties and pockets.  Dress can also be worn as a skirt.  Self shoulder ties have cinching channels to cinch smocking to covert to wear as a maxi skirt.  Fit is true to size.  If between sizes and busty or broad, size up.

Melissa is 5’5” between an Extra Small (XS) and a Small (S) and can wear either size comfortably. If she was busty, she would prefer to size up to the S.
Model is 5'4" wearing an XS.

All measurements are standard design measurements of the garment laying flat. Double the number for circumference. This does not include any stretch the garment might have.

Size XS (0-2) S (4-6) M (8-10) L (10-12) XL (14-16)
Front Length 38" 39" 40 1/2" 41 1/2" 43"
Back Length 38" 39" 40 1/2" 41 1/2" 43"
Bust/Waist 13 3/4" 15" 16" 17 1/2" 19"
Hip 15 1/4" 16 1/2" 17 1/2" 19" 20 1/2"
Bottom Opening 75 3/4" 77" 78" 79 1/2" 81"

Care: Machine wash cold gentle cycle with like colors. Mild detergent. Do not bleach. Line dry. DO NOT IRON. Steam if needed.

Material: 100% Crinkle Rayon

Fit Video

Watch the replay of our Facebook Live where our owner, Melissa, explains fit details, see different model sizing, and get the “why” behind this design!

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