ZESICA Womens Spring Summer Floral Mini Dress Long Sleeve Button Chiffon A Line Swing Short Wedding Guest Party Dresses

Gorgeous and comfortable!
Love the dress, the fit, the fabric, the style. Perfect selection for my high school reunion. I’m 5’5 and 135 lbs, in my sixties and a medium was perfect for me. I like my clothes to be roomy not tight. Wore it with high black suede boots. The only thing that I would have preferred was maybe an additional inch longer. Dress value looks more because of the details like gold buttons and it’s lined. Fabric flows and print was beautiful. This is a dress you can dress up or wear causally with sandals or flats. It’s a standout!!

Nice top on outer fabric, the lining is too small for me but I will remedy that.
(Note: This is a long review, which I don’t usually do, but it’s to help considerations of some health concerns in today’s fabrics for anyone interested.)This print is intriguing and pretty in the picture, I like it. The fabric is not the flowiest of chiffons—I wouldn’t call this a true traditional chiffon as it’s slightly stiffer, but still pretty soft, soft enough to flow okay. The liner is too heavy-weight compared to the chiffon, plus cut too small for me, so 4-stars because I can’t use it due to that issue, I already need the full width of the outer fabric so this liner changes it to a smaller sized top than the outer layer in my opinion. I love, though, that it is long tunic length and that the neck is high and the sleeves are long—I’m all about coverage…that makes it classy and more sophisticated. Immodest clothes seem socially-needy to me, so I don’t want to buy or wear them, so simply the one fact alone that this covers nicely is a big sell for me—I see modesty as dignifying, so 6-stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🌟 and then some for that💫! I feel like it could be a lower price, though, maybe around $30 because the liner won’t work for me and i already have to adjust the size because they don’t sell the larger size I really need, but I bought it to see in person if it would work to be altered, since I’m going to have to up-size, which it going to take some clever doing since I need it to be three sizes roomier than Chinese sizing. Luckily, I’m a seamstress and pattern maker myself, so I can see how to do it, but I’d rather see this sold in larger sizes in the first place to save me the trouble of seam-ripping, and magically making it larger (I’m a genie that way, not that all pieces are doable, but I don’t have a lot of time for this).This fabric is not inclined to shrink or wrinkle, really, so it’s easy-care. That’s helpful.I highly recommend this pretty top, but I hope they offer larger sizes, plus in a max, floor-length dress, it’d be great to see this up to 6x (bust 60+”, with the lining also that size) because this fabric is also a great comfort/lounging fabric and if you need a nice, yet comfortable outfit, especially for those with chronic health issues or autoimmune disease like me, laying down for intermittent rests won’t wrinkle your outfit. I find China’s clothes to be as hit&miss as everyone else, but in this case, it is one of their bullseyes because of the above features and choosing a livable fabric for all needs, from lounging, to casual to formal, so kudos to them for that.•Now a concern: While polyester is a microplastic, this weave-style is not a weave-risk on the level of higher leaching weaves like the loose-knitted fibers of socks, sweaters and underwear. If you want, you can line this top with an organic silk or cotton slip for a barrier instead of the polyester one it comes with.The trick is finding one of those slips in larger sizes, Chinese 6-7x (USA’s true 3-4x). I have my own fabric supply to do that myself, but China does have a nice source of at least 3 grades of knitted silk for base layers, the lightest-weight one is the most preferable for turning a full silk lightweight night gown into a slip/liner for polyester dresses or tops for more protection from microplastic clothing. Since leaching an issue now, roomy modest-neck (modest scoop), every-length sleeve, long slips would be great to see on the market for wearing with clothes like these. I think the demand will come quickly for that because of microplastic concerns.Also, concerns for the leaching of the silicone conditioner manufacturers are spraying on fabrics to make them artificially feel softer than they actually are once laundered. I don’t think this top has that because I can usually tell when it’s present on the fabric surface. It is silicone-based, and that silicone leeches, too. It’s inspired by silicone hair polish I think. It’s on things like Minky-type blankets, most soft polyester socks, certain underwear like a few of Jockey’s (that’s why pads don’t stick to them until you pre-wash them) and sweater-type clothes including gloves, knitted and artificial fur in hats, coats and the worst, boot linings. These are already plastic textiles but then also coated with the slippery-soft silicone finish that brings sales like crazy because people thinks it’s actually the fabric itself that’s soft. But if you rub your fingers on it a few strokes and then hold your fingers up to the light, you’ll see that this coating shines on your fingers and your fingers are slightly slick.This silicone and microplastic fibers are making their way into our bloodstreams, so we have to take better precautions health-wise, since the average amount of microplastic in the typical human brain tissue has been found to be equivalent to be more than a whole plastic spoon.That’s really interfering to neurotransmission. Our clothing choices are a big deal.I don’t think we can suddenly stop wearing microplastics altogether too suddenly or easily, healthy transitions take time, but *adding healthy natural, organic clothing liners can be a positive step, so I’m hoping to see those organic, natural fiber ones become available as the liners and slips we need.Because chiffon is made of a more ironed, intact weave-thread, unlike the lint-y, sweater-y fibers, this fabric is still a better choice than other plastic fabrics and would leach less, especially, too, because it lays loose and mostly away from the skin, unlike hugging fabrics…we don’t want tight, hugging, clinging microplastics against our skin (…yeah, that makes bras made of manmade fibers a big problem, and sorry ladies, those spandex pants are a threat to the brain..sorry about the bad news, but they’ve found that no one is unaffected and everyone has a spoon’s-worth in their brain, plus more in their bloodstream; but good news, there are cleansing methods… I’m not sure how involved they are, but maybe we can prevent the problem from injuring us worse. China does have a nice advantage of being able to offer organic lighweight silk to remedy this rampant, saturating health issue, so maybe they will start something good here for remedying this concern. I’m hoping that lightweight turkish “cotton lawn” fabric could be offered in organic form as liners, too. Anyone reading this who’s in the clothing business with connections to help facilitate these changes and additions in clothing and fabrics, I hope you can help influence this improvement in protective clothing offerings.

Cute, comfortable, quality
Love this dress! Comfortable, flattering, and true-to size. Paired with black hose and booties for a holiday party look. Changed out the belt for a solid black with gold buckle as an easy way to elevate the look.

Soft, comfortable and beautiful fit
Beautiful dress, nice fit and was perfect choice for my birthday party. I am petite but it still was a good length right at the knee, not too long. Size small, I’m 4’11 130lbs