Empire Straps Ankle-length Chiffon Evening Dress / Prom Dress (HSX762)
Article No.: ECM00363-01

Description: Silhouette:  Empire
Neck: Straps
Hemline: Anlke-length
Material:Chiffon
Net weight:  1KG
Shipping weight:  1.5KG
Color: Shown in LightSkyBlue (Color & Style representation may vary by monitor.) Whether you choose a standard size or give us your custom measurements, all our dresses and tuxedos/dress suits are personally tailored for you from scratch.

Tailoring Period: 12-14 working days. See Details >>
Shipping Time: 3-5 working days. See Details >>

Please choose your favorite color from the palette:Color PaletteGrapeLilacLightSlateGrayLavenderPinkBrownChocolateBlackChampagneGoldIvoryBurgundyRedOrgWhiteSilverHunterGreenSageRoyal BlueBluePlease choose your size (Standard US Size 2-28 or Custom Size for large size)Bridesmaid / Formal, Special Occasion Dress Size Chart
US Size No.246810121416182022242628Bust(inches)3334353637394042434547495256Waist(inches)2425262728303133343638404347Hips(inches)3637383940424345464850525559Hollow to Hemb(inches)5959606060606161616162626262
Note: The below is just a guide. We recommend that whenever possible you get a qualified seamstress to measure your dress size. Always get someone else to make the measurements for you: measuring yourself will give inaccurate numbers and could lead to disappointment.  Bust
Bust - Not your bra size! Take the tape around your back and bring it across the fullest part of your bust. Your arms should be relaxed, down at your sides. You must wear a bra when taking this measurement. Waist
Waist- This is the smallest part of your waist. Typically it`s an inch or so above your belly button. Also known as the natural waistline. Hips
Hips- This is the widest part of your hips, across the hipbone. Measurement is taken approximately 7 inches below the natural waistline. This measurement is not needed for full gowns. Hollow to Hem
Hollow to Hem- This is the length from your hollow ( the hollow just under your neck ) to your heels. (Take the tape from your front, with bare foot ). You should stand upright and your feet should keep together.