The Black or Grey long-sleeve flared dress has a short, widening skirt in the current photos, so hem coverage is a reasonable question before choosing a size. The listing gives four measurements for S through XL. Read them together: a larger size changes the listed width much more than it changes the listed length.

What changes between sizes?

Moving from S to XL adds 3 cm of listed length, while the listed bust and waist each rise 12 cm. Each adjacent step adds 1 cm of length and 4 cm at bust and waist. If your only concern is a lower hem, sizing up may make a much bigger difference at the torso than at the hem. The sleeve figure also rises 1 cm per step. These are comparisons within the supplied chart, not a promise of how the dress will fit.

Compare the length with a dress you own

Lay a dress whose coverage you know flat and measure from the same top point to the lowest hem point, if the seller can confirm its measuring method. Put that number beside 77, 78, 79 or 80 cm. For example, if your familiar dress measures 82 cm using a comparable method, even the listed XL length is 2 cm shorter on paper. That does not predict an exact on-body hem position: the waist shape, your proportions and the seller’s measuring points matter. The listing also warns that manual measurements may differ by 2–3 cm, so a 1 cm step between sizes is smaller than that stated tolerance.

Check your bust and waist comparison separately. The source labels those columns but does not say whether they describe the garment or the body, so do not subtract your body measurements to calculate ease from this chart alone. Ask for the measurement convention and the length measuring points if either could decide your order. Our garment and body measurement guide explains that distinction.

Check the selected color, then the shape

The current product photos show a shaped waist, long sleeves and a flared short skirt in both Black and Grey. Select the color before judging its photo; the Grey option has its own Grey image. The images help you compare color and silhouette, but they do not reveal fabric opacity, stretch or how the waist and hem will sit on you. Consider a bottom layer or tights if coverage is important to your outfit, then verify the chosen color and size on the product page.