Our designer collection runs in 4 sizes and these measurements are in cm. They are generic and on average. Some dresses might be 1 or 2 cm bigger or smaller.

How to measure yourself

Bust: This is the fullest part across your bust area. To measure accurately, run a soft dress maker's tape all around the fullest part of your bust, keeping the measuring tape snug but not too tight. Then halve the measurement in order to read the size guide. Example: If all around your bust it measures 96 cm, then measurement A will be 48 cm. Then, your dress size is UK 12/ EUR 40. For some style, you need to go either a dress size up or down depending on it's specific measurement and type of fabric. For a stretch fabric you will need to add few centimeters to it's actual measurement*. Note: Specific dress sizing has been used for each of our style, so do click on it to have a look at the measurements. Actual measurement of a dress is made by laying it flat on a level surface. Waist: Bend to one side and find your waist's natural crease. The crease is usually the smallest part of your waistline. Then measure all round it making sure the measuring tape is not too loose and too tight. You can also find your natural waist by measuring 5 centimeters up from your belly button. Hip: Stand with your feet together. Measure around the fullest part of your hip and rear. This is typically midway between your crotch and belly button. Note: We try our best for matching other sizes to our own. Check the table to know Asian and European sizes.