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The Ilay Straight Across Maxi Dress by DELICIAE.VN is a sheath-silhouette maxi dress defined by a clean, straight-across neckline and a streamlined column fit. It suits evening events, upscale gatherings, and formal occasions where a refined, understated presence is called for.
Details
- Silhouette: Sheath column, close to the body with a sleek, unbroken line
- Neckline: Straight across, offering a structured, architectural frame at the décolletage
- Length: Full maxi length, floor-grazing
- Sleeves: Sleeveless construction, keeping the profile minimal and elongating
- Craftsmanship: Precision-cut for a polished, tailored finish consistent with DELICIAE.VN atelier standards
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the structured drape and sheath construction, professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the garment's shape and surface integrity.
Size & Fit
The Ilay is tailored to a close, body-skimming fit — size up if you prefer ease of movement. Please refer to the MEAN BLVD size chart for DELICIAE.VN before ordering.
Dry clean |
Do not bleach |
Iron on low heat |
Do not tumble dry |
- Dry clean only: Taffeta fabrics are best handled by professional dry cleaning especially if the garment has interfacings or linings.
- Do not bleach: Taffeta fabric can be damaged by bleach. Avoid using bleach or any detergent containing bleach.
- Iron on low heat: If needed, iron taffeta garments on the lowest heat setting, preferably inside out or with a pressing cloth to protect the fabric's shine and texture.
- Do not tumble dry: Taffeta fabric can be damaged by high heat, so avoid using a tumble dryer.
- Airing: If a tweed garment gets damp or musty, air it out by hanging it in a well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight.
- Store carefully: Store taffeta garments in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and use padded hangers to prevent creasing.
