Dress Size Guide

These are body measurements. Measure yourself and choose the size that matches your bust, waist and hip.

Size UK EU US Bust (cm) Waist (cm) Hip (cm)
XS 6 34 2 78–81 60–63 86–89
S 8 36 4 82–85 64–67 90–93
M 10 38 6 86–89 68–71 94–97
L 12 40 8 90–94 72–76 98–102
XL 14 42 10 95–99 77–81 103–107
XXL 16 44 12 100–104 82–86 108–112
XXXL 18 46 14 105–110 87–92 113–118
Size UK Bust (in) Waist (in) Hip (in)
XS 6 30.5–32 23.5–25 34–35
S 8 32.5–33.5 25–26.5 35.5–36.5
M 10 34–35 27–28 37–38
L 12 35.5–37 28.5–30 38.5–40
XL 14 37.5–39 30.5–32 40.5–42
XXL 16 39.5–41 32.5–34 42.5–44
XXXL 18 41.5–43.5 34.5–36 44.5–46.5

Choosing your dress size

  • Bodycon, corset, satin and faux leather dresses have little or no stretch. If you are between sizes, choose the larger one.
  • Wrap, smocked and knitted dresses are more forgiving. Choose your usual size.
  • If your bust and hip fall in different sizes, choose by the part of the dress that is most fitted (for example the bust for a corset bodice, the hip for a pencil dress).
  • Maxi dresses fall differently depending on your height. If you are petite, wear them with a heel or have the hem taken up.

How to measure

  • Bust – around the fullest part, keeping the tape level across your back.
  • Waist – around the narrowest part, usually just above the belly button.
  • Hip – around the fullest part of your hips and bottom.
Still unsure? Contact us with your measurements before ordering. Exchanges are free within 30 days.