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Field of Dreams Long Sleeve Maxi Dress

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  • Size XS
    Mical (5'10") usually wears size XS
  • Size L
    Molly (5'9.5") usually wears size L-XL

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Color: Burgundy
Brand Sizing: US
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Runs large; please size down.

Runs large; please size down.
Model measurements:
  • Size XS: Mical (5'10") usually wears size XS
  • Size L: Molly (5'9.5") usually wears size L-XL
Measurements from size XS
Length: 52.75in / 134.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.
Runs large; please size down.
Model measurements:
  • Size XS: Mical (5'10") usually wears size XS
  • Size L: Molly (5'9.5") usually wears size L-XL
Measurements from size XS
Length: 52.75in / 134.0cm, from shoulder
Ruler.

Fabric Stretch: Stretch
Non-Stretch
Super-Stretch
  • Fabric: Lightweight, stretch knit
  • Pleated skirt
  • Gathered cuff sleeves
  • Ruched waist
  • Off shoulder neck
  • Pullover design, no closure
  • Shell: 75% viscose/17% polyester/8% elastane
  • Unlined
  • Hand wash
  • Imported, China
  • Long sleeves
Style #LIONE30439
This maxi dress from Lioness is made from lightweight stretch knit and features an off-shoulder neckline, gathered cuff sleeves, and a pleated skirt with ruched waist detailing. The combination of the off-shoulder silhouette and ruched waist creates a relaxed yet refined look that aligns with the brand's contemporary approach to casual dressing.

About the Brand

Australian fashion house Lioness burst onto the scene in 2009, and is seriously delivering when it comes to sultry-luxe, of-the-moment silhouettes. Designed for the headstrong and the fearless, Lioness wrap dresses and crop tops are for women who want to dress the way they feel: confident and empowered. Never lacking in passion or confidence, the Lioness girl is the bold type, defying stereotypes and refusing to be categorized—or put in a box. (And we couldn't love that more.)