Midi Dresses
The length that goes anywhere.
Noir Contour Midi Dress
The Sienna Dot Midi Dress
Polka Dot Bardot Wrap Midi Dress
Polka Dot Slip-Strap Fit & Flare Midi Dress
LumiSatin™
About the collection
Choosing and styling a midi dress.
Midi dresses offer a considered line for dinners, city ceremonies and cocktail receptions. This edit includes fitted silhouettes, draped necklines and polka-dot skirts. The Noir Contour Midi Dress pairs a structured bustier bodice with slim straps; a printed fit-and-flare shape creates a different sense of proportion. Choose the neckline first, then keep the bag and shoes in conversation with it. Individual dress measurements matter more than the category name when judging where a hem will fall on you.
What is a midi dress?
A midi is generally intended to fall below the knee and above the ankle. Its position varies with height, body proportions and the garment’s measured length, so use each product page as the reference.
Can I wear a midi to a wedding?
A polished midi can suit cocktail and semi-formal celebrations. For black tie, check the hosts’ guidance and compare our longer formal styles. Avoid white, ivory or cream as a guest unless requested.
How should I choose shoes?
Try the dress with the shoes you plan to wear. A slim sandal leaves the lower leg visually open; a closed-toe shoe gives the outfit a sharper finish. Match the heel to the venue and your own comfort.
How do I find the right fit?
Use the Size Guide alongside the garment’s fabric and length details. Check that you can sit and move comfortably, especially in a fitted bodice or narrow skirt.
Explore Cocktail Wedding and Mini Dresses for other proportions.