Maxi & Midi Dresses

We all need midi and maxi dresses, but first we need to know the difference, and here it is: Midi length dresses usually land somewhere below the knee and above the ankle, typically around the mid calf. Maxi length dresses are those long dresses, usually landing between the ankle and floor. There are all sorts of midi dresses. Summer midi dresses are best if they’re made out of chiffon or linen, making them breezy and comfortable in the heat. If it gets chilly you can just throw on a cardigan or sweater. A floral midi dress is another great summer and spring choice. For fall and winter, you might want a long sleeve midi dress, or something knitted for insulation purposes--a sweater dress, for example. Meanwhile, tiered midi dresses are suitable for any season. For catered events or grads or any sort of shower, you might want to try a formal midi dress, something with just the right amount of coverage that still flatters your figure. We're thinking a strapless midi dress with a slit, a square neck, or maybe even a bodycon midi dress (especially for girls’ weekends). Some of these will also look great layered under a blazer for work. Maxi dresses have similar varieties. You might need a maxi dress for a wedding or a long sleeve maxi dress for multi-season versatility. Satin or silk maxi dresses give gown vibes for special occasions or anniversary date nights. So do flowy maxi dresses. And don't forget to add the right accessories. A shirt maxi dress can do work or weekend, while a halter design is festival ready. A wrap dress in maxi length might work there too. Need a formal maxi dress? Try something backless or off the shoulder. Whatever it is, in maxi or midi length, check our collection first.