Empire Dress

Here are some key features of Empire dresses:

High Waistline: The defining feature of an Empire dress is its high waistline, which sits just under the bust. This style accentuates the bust while creating a long, flowing silhouette.

Flowing Skirt: The skirt of an Empire dress typically flows freely from the high waist, providing comfort and ease of movement. It can vary in length from short to floor-length.

Neckline Variations: Empire dresses come in a variety of necklines, including square, V-neck, scoop, and off-the-shoulder, allowing for different looks and levels of formality.

Fabrics: These dresses can be made from various fabrics such as chiffon, silk, cotton, and jersey, depending on the occasion. Lightweight, flowing fabrics are often used for a more romantic and ethereal look.

Versatility: Empire dresses are versatile and can be worn for different occasions, from casual outings to formal events. They are also a popular choice for maternity wear due to the loose fit around the waist and hips.

Specifications:

Shape :                              Neck:

Empire                              Mandarin Collar

Length:                              Print or Pattern Type:

Knee Length                    Green Animal Print

Sleeve Length:                 Sleeve Styling:

Long Regular                   Long Elasticated

Occasion:                         Knit or Woven:

Casual                             Woven

Hemline:                           Transparency:

Straight                           Opaque

Surface Styling:               Main Trend:

Gathered or Pleated      Animal Print