cream and black polka dot dress in white 100% Polyester Cold hand wash only Do not bleach Do not soak Do not rub Cool iron inside out Do not dry clean Made in a delicate material be careful not to get pulls Please refer to swatch image for most accurate colour Cream Polka Dot Dress -

The costume in the picture is the company's photo from the catalog

It is more formal than cocktail attire but less formal than white tie

This outfit could also go well for the Regency Era theme

Comes with an alternative torso with a second head and hair

Not only do they look great, but they can also be comfortably worn all day long

Synopsis The term empire waist refers to a style of neoclassical womens dress which shot to popularity in the early 1800s, specifically from about 1800 - 1819 in France, England and Ireland The empire waistline sits high on the form typically under the bust or just above the ribcage, emphasizing a verticality in appearance Empress Josphine Bonaparte1 led European society fashion in the early 19th century and favored the empire dress style Fine and delicate fabrics, such as light, soft cotton muslin2 and silk, were the choice textiles for empire waisted gowns