Rasheida dress

Size Chart

There is 2-3 cm difference according to manual measurement. Please check the measurement chart carefully before you buy the item. Due to the light and screen, a slight color difference may be expected. Thank you for your understanding!

Nothing says early summer like crabapple branches bowed under blossom, and ‘Rasheida’ bottles that pink-flushed abundance just before the petals scatter.

She’s cut from a faux-silk chiffon chosen for its whisper of fine texture and gentle, gossamer glow; light as rinsed gauze, sheer as a dragonfly’s wing, with a soft-focus haze that catches the light like watercolour on wet paper. The petal print blooms across her in washed shades of rose and blush, a garden caught mid-bloom. Over five metres of fabric pours into a single skirt, so what looks ethereal is, underneath, gloriously generous.

The bodice reins the fullness into pleats. Vertical shirring runs down the front to slim the line while gently sculpting the bust, then the waist is gathered by hand into fine, supple folds that trace a delicate, fitted shape without ever feeling tight. At the back, a cat’s-eye stone button in a matching petal tone closes the neck.

Up at the throat, a softly pleated mock collar sits with just enough ease to flatter without pressing, an ergonomic touch that keeps the high neckline comfortable all day. The halter cut bares the shoulders at a flattering angle, drawing a long, slimming line down the arms that works across every figure.

Then everything she’s held in spills out at the hem. Irregular ruffled panels cascade down the skirt in soft tiers, lending a romantic, girlish sweep that floats with every stride, the kind of dress that loves a camera and moves just as beautifully off it.

Practical things, handled gracefully: a cotton-blend stretch lining keeps her breathable and soft against the skin, a hidden centre-back zip slips her on and off with ease, and clean French seams finish her inside and out.