The sky-blue daisy sundress combines a square neckline, a small keyhole, puff sleeves, a rear zip and a side slit. The slit changes how the long skirt opens when walking; it does not tell you where the hem will sit. Check the two separately before choosing a size or planning shoes.

Compare the length and opening

The listed length moves from 54.3 inches in S to 56.7 inches in XL, while the waist moves from 26.8 to 31.5 inches. Measure a maxi dress you already like from its starting point to the hem, then ask whether this chart starts at the shoulder or another point. For the slit, request a full-length photo of the selected size standing and walking, and ask where the slit begins relative to the hem. The current chart gives no slit height. A heel can change the look of a long skirt, but it cannot establish a safe walking opening.

The bust entries are ranges, for example 30–34 inches in S and 35–39 inches in XL; the page does not say whether these are body recommendations or garment measurements under stretch. It also names a cotton blend and polyester without percentages. If the chest and waist suggest different sizes, obtain a finished-garment bust, waist and shoulder-to-hem measurement for the exact size before deciding. The covered elastic sleeve and rear zip are useful construction clues, not substitutes for those dimensions.