The featured image of this floral strapless mini dress shows a close-fitting bodice, an above-knee front hem and extra fabric that drops lower at one side. If you are choosing it for a particular event, two checks matter more than the styled pose: the bust, waist and hip measurements together, and the point where the shortest part of the hem will fall on you.

Compare all three widths

The source chart lists S at bust 88 cm, waist 68 cm and hip 93 cm; M at 92 / 72 / 97 cm; and L at 96 / 76 / 101 cm. Each step adds 4 cm to all three figures. Start with a dress you own that stays in place comfortably, measure its bust, waist and hip at corresponding points, and compare those numbers with all three rows. Do not select a row from the bust alone: a closer waist or hip can change how the bodice and skirt sit.

For example, a reference dress measuring 90 cm at the bust, 70 cm at the waist and 95 cm at the hip falls between the S and M rows on each measurement. The M row exceeds that reference by 2 cm at all three points; S is 2 cm smaller. That is an arithmetic comparison, not a fit recommendation, because the listing does not define its measurement points or quantify stretch. Ask for finished garment measurements if you are between sizes. Our garment-versus-body guide explains why a body measurement cannot be substituted directly.

Check the uneven hem separately

Listed lengths are 63, 64 and 65 cm for S, M and L. A 2 cm difference from S to L is modest, so sizing up chiefly changes width. The featured photo shows a side drape below the front hem, but the chart gives only one length per size. It does not say whether that value reaches the shortest front edge, the side drape or another point. Measure the shortest acceptable hem on a dress you own from its top edge to its front hem. Then ask the seller for both the front and longest side measurements before relying on the chart for coverage.

Confirm the strapless construction

The source describes ruching, lining, boning, a silicone edge and a back zipper. Those details are not fully established by the front image, and their grip or support has not been tested here. Request a close photo of the inner top edge and back closure if those features determine your choice. The source calls the fabric polyester satin and says it has slight stretch, but gives no measured stretch or fabric weight. Check the received care label before washing.