Womens Casual Fit and Flare Floral Sleeveless Party Evening Cocktail Dress

This was the best dress I've ever received online. I have gotten 30 dollar dresses that were of less quality, fit terribly, or did not look like the picture at all.I am 4'11, 36-30-40, 128 lbs, 34b/c cup, and ordered a medium. That should give you some perspective.The fabric is soft, stretchy, flowy, and completely compliments your frame assuming you order your size. I can imagine if you order a smaller size is going to hug on to all your imperfections. A medium on me is not tight at all and theres room to breath.It goes right at my knees and goes well with my little white sweater/cardigan or belt if i accessorize. I completely LOVEEEE IT.

This is my new favorite dress! The fabric is so soft it feels like suede, the teal print is gorgeous, and it's incredibly comfy. I'm 5 feet tall, 160 lbs, and the XXL is a perfect, loose fit. I especially like the high fit-and-flare waist, which looks great paired with a crop cardi I also found here on Amazon.

Absolutely perfect! The fabric is soft, the cut is modest, the skirt is flowy, the length is just at my knees. 5'7" 175lbs 36dd I ordered a large and it fits perfectly. I ordered 2 more colors. Even my husband complimented it! I wish they had solid colors too.Shipping took a long time but it is worth the wait!

I'm 5 feet 5 inches tall, 140lbs. Bust 34, waist 25. I got a medium and it fits perfectly. The material is a very nice quality, doesn't cling with static. I haven't washed it yet so I don't know how it will do after being washed. Beautiful color and hangs nicely off my body. I like it with and without a petticoat. The picture posted is with a petticoat underneath.

34D, size 10 Long pants, 155 lb. but muscular so look a little smaller. 5'7", 32-33" inseam, all legs, short-waisted. Bought a size Medium.I looked at probably 7 to 8 different brands of styles similar to this before purchasing this, reading probably 200 reviews and looking at all the photos. I was concerned about having enough room for my 34D chest but armholes, shoulders, and ribcage/waist that is small enough for me.The fabric is very soft but not shiny. It flows over your hips in a way that is not clinging but also feels like pajamas.Depending on how I wear it (pulled down a little or pulled up a little as it adjusts), it can show a tiny bit of cleavage or no cleavage. I'm modest but not prudish, and this works well for me.I am 5'7" tall and short waisted, so my legs are pretty long (32"-33" inseam). This hits just above my knees. If you have a longer body and shorter legs at 5'7", it might be higher above your knees because your knees would be lower than mine.I wear a size 10 pants (gained some weight) and the medium fits me perfectly. Since most of my weight is below the ribcage, the flared skirt accommodates the weight. I know that when I lose the 30 lbs. I gained, this dress will still fit because the shoulders fit, the armholes are small, and the fabric adjusts to your shape.The colors in the green dress are vivid, and the white in the pattern is true white--not off-white. That's part of why I got this color. I don't look good in subdued colors. I was concerned that my brown-streaked silver hair would not look good with this busy floral, especially a green with all the yellow in it. But, the green is a little bit bluish, and the yellow is vivid. With the bluish red and pink, it is flattering to me. There is also a forest green and dark olive color, but those are not as dominant as the bluish green. I also noticed from the review photos that this color looks good on people with yellow blond hair and people with dark brown hair.The waistline on this dress will sit where you put it. When I wear it so that it covers my full coverage bra and either shows no cleavage or shows just a tiny bit of cleavage, the waistline sits just below my bra or at the bottom of my bra, but the back of the waistline is lower as my back is small. If I pull it down so that the waistline sits at my waist, the neckline is low-cut, and I would have to wear a more skimpy bra than I own. It would be very pretty, mind you, but a bit va-va-voom. As a teacher, I am not given to wearing my necklines that low. I also could wear a white or dark red cami underneath and pull it down but I usually don't like a lot of layers.Because I have some jiggly parts now, unlike most of my life, I have to admit that I might wear shapewear under this--some flesh colored shorts. However, I don't think it's necessarily necessary if you aren't too self-conscious or don't have any bumps you want to smooth down. It's not clingy, and the only time I'm self-conscious is when I slump over. This dress does not seem see-through in this color, and it doesn't seem to show panty lines.I chose this over Tom's Ware styles because the Tom's Ware styles didn't have as much stretch for my ample chest. This stretches without looking like you had to stretch it to fit into it. It's not tight feeling at all but it does feel secure in that there is no gaping at the armholes or chest. If you're smaller chested, the front may go up higher or the waistline my go down further.If you are bigger chested like me, you can either pull the waistline down to the waist and have a va-va-voom look or wear a cami to fill in the neckline, or you can pull it up and have a more modest look with a higher waistline. The waistline doesn't seem very obvious so I don't think it matters. Because the waistline is lower in the back on me due to my ample chest, I would think the dress would be longer in back, but it's not. Maybe my derriere makes up the difference.I knew this was a little bit of a risk since the price was higher to reflect included "free" shipping and no Prime Shipping was available, but after all my research, I felt safe ordering it. I'm glad I did. I think it is a great deal. I just got it so don't know how it will wash. I plan to wash it inside out inside a mesh bag on cold on the short cycle or hand wash. I plan to hang to dry.Edited to add:Now that I've worn the dress, only for about an hour, I have decided that it is not for me. While it's not worth it to pay to send it back to China, I don't think it's flattering for me. However, that doesn't mean it's not a great dress. Fifteen years ago when I was still very slender and even fitter and before my skin seemed to age overnight, and while I was still dying my hair dark brown, this would have been perfect for me.I've noticed in the reviews that this color looks best on people with yellow blond hair and people with dark brown hair. The warmth of those colors works well with the greens and yellows in this dress. Also, the solid hair color looks best with he vibrant print. My icy silver and dark, dark brown streaks that look black from a distance clash with the print.Also, although I'm muscular, I have more flubber than before and while this dress honestly doesn't cling and is forgiving in that way, the fact that it's a little more revealing in the chest area somehow makes me feel exposed. I wouldn't have felt that way when I as thinner. I don't normally wear tops or dresses that expose any cleavage. I thought at first that I could just adjust it so cleavage didn't show, but it doesn't stay that way. If you're going to wear this dress without a cami underneath, expect cleavage to show, at least if you are busty like I am. As a teacher and someone who likes to be able to lean over without exposing anything personal, I didn't feel comfortable with the neckline on my errand. When I walked into the mailbox store, the young men in there looked surprised though I often go in there. I don't know how to interpret their reaction and didn't ask.When I got home, before I went to the grocery store, I changed into some mid-thigh compression shorts and a boysenberry colored cap sleeved solid top plus some black and white walking sandals. With my silver nearly black streaked hair, the outfit made me look great, even though it was casual and probably sounds odd. I decided that solids and colors in the pinky red to purple range were my best clothing picks, as before. And, I decided to go back to wearing necklines that were about two inches higher.Other people might not be so particular about how a dress looks on them and may wear this. The dress is great. It's just not a match for the way I look now. I still love this dress and highly recommend it. It had a higher neckline so that no cleavage showed and was solid and in my purples and bluish reds, it would be perfect for me.I may end up wearing this with dark leggings, walking boots, and a cropped dark red long sleeved top or sweater OVER it so that the solid red is near my face and my neckline and arms are covered. This would be great for our mild winters here in Southern California and more comfortable for me. Being a teacher, I would rather not show cleavage in public and I don't like to have to be careful when I bend down. I also would feel more attractive with the color that flatters me next to my face.If I end up not wearing it much, I could definitely wear it as a dress for at home or a nightgown, but it's so pretty that I hate to only wear it at home.Now, I did consider getting the black/pink/gray color as I would not have the color compatibility issue. I decided not to because it's still too low-cut for me. However, if I find the red top to wear over the green one and like it, I might get the black print and do the same as that would actually be a good color selection for me.

I'm 5'4" , 34-28-39, AsianSo I ordered medium but the top part seems loose on me, below is fine as it is a flare. Otherwise love the color and it's neat.

I love how this dress looks on me. It's soft, comfortable, form fitting in the right places and loose in the right places! I definitely plan on buying another one.

I'm 5'10", 38D, and wear a 14/16. The 3X fits well, without being baggy or tight. The fabric is a matte knit, and endlessly stretchy. If you're familiar with the store Rainbow, this is the same material they use for their maxi dresses. I've got a ton of those that I wear around the house because it's a very comfortable fabric. It's also a pretty casual fabric, so I don't know that I would wear this to anything dressy.The white dress looks a little garish in the photos, but in reality it's quite lovely. The colors and art style are very reminiscent of the late 40's/early 50's.The dress was longer than expected. I'm tall, and the hem is right at my knee, not slightly above like I had pictured. The waist is about four inches above my natural waist.One important thing to note with this fabric is that it's very clingy. If, like me, you've got some extra belly on you, the dress will cling to that. It's not that it makes you look fat, it's just that it's not hiding anything. I plan to wear this with a cute cardigan.