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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2025
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This is a high quality and well-made dress, especially at the price point, but it is also one of the most unflattering things I have ever put on my body. I'm 5'7", size 2-4, 36B and bought the XS. The top was fine, but the skirt was GIANT. There is so much fabric, and it is a heavier weight so it doesn't really fall. On the bottom I looked like a size 10-12. There are also pockets to add to the bulk - unpopular opinion, but I can't stand pockets in dresses especially when they are made of heavier fabrics like this and add even more volume at the hips. The black eyelet 100% cotton fabric is nice but there is just way too much of it. I had ordered the brown gingham too but canceled the order after trying this one on.
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Restock brown gingham please. Size down - runs big. Love
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Runs big size down. Please bring other sizes back in stock!! Brown gingham dress is so cute!! So comfortable. Fabric is light and soft. Will rebuy when others sizes come back in stock.
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