Perfect as a mother of the bride dress for the larger woman, this asymmetrical design by Ursula of Switzerland is sure to be a staple in your formal wear wardrobe. Flattering to any figure, this crepe fabric gown flows elegantly in asymmetrical tiers that skim your body softly before ending in an ankle length hemline. Just a touch of embellishment makes this dress sparkle under the lights. Great for both formal and informal weddings, this long sleeve jacket dress is sure to suit any occasion. Available for order in Turquoise, Basil, Black, Cameo, Chestnut, Cobalt, Heather, Raisin, Raspberry, and Teal for all of your formal wear needs.
Two piece plus size jacket dress; dress is full length with layered skirt. Perfect for any Mother of the Bride or Mother of the Groom.
Please Follow these Measuring Instructions Carefully!
You should have a friend, family member or, for the best results, a professional seamstress/tailor take your measurements.
Taking your own measurements will almost always result in inaccuracies.
It's best to be measured wearing the exact undergarments, slip, and shoes you'll be wearing.
Designers determine their size by the bust, waist, and hip measurements. Some will also include a "Hollow to Hem" measurement; this is the measurement from the base of the neck (hollow of the neck) to the bottom of the hem.
Use ONLY a standard cloth measuring tape. Do not pull the tape tightly; it should be just tight enough to stay in place.
Taking the Bust Measurements
1. Stand straight with your heels together and your arms down at your side. 2. Position the measuring tape so that it covers the widest part of your back and the fullest part of your bust.
Taking the Waist Measurements
1. Standing straight, bend to your side. The bend is your natural waist. 2. Stand straight and keep your heels together. 3. Place the measuring tape around your natural waist.
Taking the Hip Measurements
1. Stand straight with your heels together and your arms down at your side. 2. Position the measuring tape around the widest part of your hips.
Once you have taken your measurements, refer to the designer's size chart that applies to your garment. The designers' size charts show the approximate measurements they use to make each size. Compare your measurements to the size chart to determine the correct size.
If you cannot match your exact measurements to all three measurements indicated on the designer's size chart, we suggest ordering according to the largest measurement.
Remember, garments can be taken in, but taking them out depends on the seam allowances which, in most cases, are very narrow. It is suggested that you take into consideration the type of fabric and style of the dress, as this also influences sizing.
If you are still unsure after viewing a size chart for your dress, please contact us at (904)-779-9000 or 1-866-594-7766. We will be very happy to help you!
