FatFace Alma Paisley Midi Dress - Black - Size 22


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The FatFace Alma Paisley Midi Dress is an ideal choice for adults looking for a versatile, comfortable piece for warm weather, weekend outings, or relaxed summer evenings. It features a flattering V-neckline and a shirred, pleated waist that provides gentle shaping for a floaty, effortless silhouette; however, users should note that the midi length and specific floral/paisley print design may require intentional styling for formal occasions.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Floral |
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Black |
| Dress Size UK | 22 |
| Brand | FatFace |
To minimize the risk of shrinkage, always wash the dress in cool water and avoid high-heat tumble drying.
The current design of the Alma Paisley Midi Dress does not feature pockets.
The dress comes in standard UK sizing. Consult the brand's size guide and consider the shirred bodice's natural stretch when selecting your fit.
The fabric is designed to be light and floaty; however, the density of the print typically provides adequate coverage for daytime wear.
Yes, it can be layered with a cardigan, denim jacket, or paired with tights and boots for a transition into autumn.
Ensure the bodice is pulled evenly over the shoulders and torso; if discomfort persists, consider sizing up to accommodate the bust/waist ratio.
Use a steamer on a low setting or a cool iron to gently smooth out the fabric, taking care to avoid the elasticated shirring.
This dress is designed for effortless wear. To maintain the integrity of the fabric and the shirred bodice, it is recommended to follow the care label instructions inside the garment. Generally, machine washing on a delicate cycle with a mild detergent is suitable. Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleaches that could damage the print. For drying, hanging the garment to air dry is best to prevent shrinkage and maintain the light, floaty drape of the midi skirt. Ironing should be done on a low heat setting, avoiding the shirred sections to prevent loss of elasticity.