Moonlight Song dress
Size Guide
While you're thinking about sizing, check out the weird history and see why all size charts are different.
Helpful Notes Before You Measure
- Use a soft, flexible measuring tape.
- Keep the tape level — not too tight or too loose.
- Measure over bare skin, not clothing.
Measuring Guide for You
When measuring yourself for a piece of women’s clothing, the most important measurements are:
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- Chest (Bust)
- Waist
- Hip circumference
- Inseam (for pants or trousers)
How to measure chest/bust:
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it under your arms and across your shoulder blades. It should sit snugly — but not tightly — against your body.
Tip: For the best result, wear a non-padded bra while measuring.
How to measure waist:
Find your natural waistline — usually about 2 inches (5 cm) above your belly button. One easy trick: bend slightly to one side, and the crease that forms is your natural waist. Wrap the tape around this point.
Tip: Stand relaxed — don’t suck in your stomach, or the number won’t be true to fit.
How to measure hips:
Stand tall with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and bum — typically around 8 inches (20 cm) below your waist. Use a mirror to check that the tape is level all the way around.
Tip: You can also measure the fullest part of your thigh if needed by wrapping the tape around the top of one thigh.
How to measure inseam:
Measure from the top of your inner thigh straight down to your ankle. Or, for a shortcut, use your best-fitting pants — lay them flat on a hard surface and measure from the crotch seam to the hem.
Tip: Make sure the fabric is smooth with no bumps or folds for a more accurate reading.
How to Measure Your Waist For a Dress?
Waistlines on dresses can vary, so here’s how to get the most accurate result:
Find the narrowest part of your torso (your natural waist). If it’s tricky to locate, try sliding the tape up and down around your middle until you find the smallest number — that’s the one.
Tip: Once you’ve found it, simply double that number to get your full waist circumference.
Still unsure about your size?
Size Chart
|
Size |
Length (long version) |
Bust |
Waist |
Length (midi version) |
|
S |
127 |
84 |
58-68 |
112 |
|
M |
128 |
88 |
68-76 |
114 |
|
L |
129 |
92 |
76-84 |
115 |
|
XL |
130 |
96 |
84-92 |
116 |
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!
There’s something effortlessly elegant about the Moonlight Song dress—like a quiet melody that moves with you, soft yet powerful, refined yet relaxed.
Crafted from a luminous cotton-silk blend woven with metallic threads, the fabric catches light in all the right ways while staying breathable and luxe. We chose a bias-cut construction to bring out that natural drape—it hugs where it should, releases where it needs to, and flatters a variety of body shapes with ease.
What makes the bias cut so special? It offers a gentle horizontal stretch, so the silhouette molds softly to your curves without pulling or feeling stiff. The waist subtly narrows, while the bust and hips are allowed space to move—yes, you can sit, stretch, or dance without any awkward restrictions.
No zippers here—bias-cut fabrics are all about uninterrupted flow. Just slip it over carefully (and if you’ve got a broader frame, consider sizing up). We wanted that uninterrupted elegance, and zippers? They just didn’t belong.
Compared to traditional straight-cut designs, our ‘Moonlight Song’ feels like liquid grace. No stiffness, no boxy shape—just a dress that moves with you, not against you.
Sure, this technique uses more fabric and takes more time to craft—but the result? Worth every thread. The finish is fluid, sculpted, and quietly luxurious. Once you’ve worn bias-cut, you won’t want to go back.
• Dry cleaning is the best way to extend the life of your item.
• Hand wash in cold water, using a gentle detergent. Gently and slowly swish the garment then rinse with cold water. Remove excess water by rolling the garment in a towel and gently pressing to absorb lingering moisture. Ensure the garment keeps its shape by laying flat or hanging to dry.
• Use a steamer to get out creases in your item or simply iron inside-out on low heat, putting a cloth between the fabric and the iron.
Our collections are thoughtfully crafted in collaboration with our trusted production team in Guangzhou, China, where skilled artisans bring each design to life under ethical and responsible working conditions. Learn more about our team!
We also work with select small-scale ateliers in France and Japan, choosing our partners with intention — for their craftsmanship, production capabilities, and the provenance of materials. Across every location, we ensure fair labor practices and uphold the highest standards of quality, care, and respect for the people behind each piece.
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