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empire line dress for women

empire line dress for women Gathered Empire Waist Maxi Cherry Merlot / Medium

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empire line dress for women Gathered Empire Waist Maxi Cherry Merlot / MediumThis is the dress youll reach for when you want to feel beautiful and at easelike slipping into a warm memory. The Gathered Empire Waist Maxi floats with you from fall family photos to Friendsgiving, made in two rich hues that flatter every skin tone: deep forest green and a bold cherry merlot. Crafted from breathable 100% cotton and fully lined in soft rayon, it moves effortlessly while giving you just enough structure. A square neckline frames the

This is the dress you’ll reach for when you want to feel beautiful and at ease—like slipping into a warm memory. The Gathered Empire Waist Maxi floats with you from fall family photos to Friendsgiving, made in two rich hues that flatter every skin tone: deep forest green and a bold cherry merlot.

Crafted from breathable 100% cotton and fully lined in soft rayon, it moves effortlessly while giving you just enough structure. A square neckline frames the collarbone, while gentle gathers and a tiered hem add that vintage-poetic charm. The smocked wrists and empire waist pull it all together for a silhouette that flatters every curve—and forgives the second slice of pie.

  • Available in Deep Forest and Cherry Merlot
  • 100% Cotton outer, lined with 100% Rayon
  • Flowy, full-length maxi with gathered tier hem
  • Empire waist for shape without cling
  • Smocked cuffs for an easy blouson sleeve
  • Square neckline = subtle romance
  • Model is 5’4” and wears a size 3 (wearing the size Small)

How to Wear It

Pair with suede boots and gold jewelry for family photos or dress it down with flats and a cropped cardigan for brunch. For winter events, layer with a wool coat and red lip.


✨ This piece won’t stay in stock long during event season—especially in Merlot.

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SIZE GUIDE & MEASUREMENTS:

Model is 5'4", wears a size 3 and is modeling the small.  More info here.

  • Small 2-4
  • Medium 6-8
  • Large 10-12
SIZE BUST SLEEVE LENGTH
Small 32" 25" 49"
Medium 35" 26" 50"
Large 38" 27" 51"


  • **measurements may vary by 1/2"
  • Length measured from shoulder seam to hemline.
  • Ships from Utah within 1-3 business days of order being placed.
  • Limited stock based on vendor availability.
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