The mesh bodycon maxi dress is listed in Pink, Black and Khaki, sizes M through 2XL. Its description says O-neck, long sleeve, polyester and “high stretch.” It does not say whether the mesh is lined or how much coverage each color provides. Make a coverage decision first, then use all three width columns in its chart. The suggestions here are planning steps, not a wear or opacity test of the dress.

Decide what should show beneath the mesh

“Mesh” names a construction, not an opacity measurement. If you want a continuous base under the dress, compare a slip or fitted underdress you own with the neckline, sleeve and hem shape shown in the product images. If you prefer to leave the arms uncovered beneath the sleeves, check whether that choice works for your own coverage preference. Ask for front, back and close-up photos of the selected color in ordinary daylight and indoor light, plus a clear answer about lining. Do not assume Black is opaque or Pink and Khaki are sheer: the source gives no color-specific test. An underlayer is a styling suggestion and is not listed as part of the product.

Work across the bust, waist and hip together

These are the source’s centimeters, including its unspecified “length.” Each step adds 4 cm to every listed width and 1 cm to length. For a hypothetical person measuring 93 cm bust, 79 cm waist and 99 cm hip, XL is the first row whose three listed widths are at least those numbers; L is lower on all three. That is a way to locate a row, not a fit recommendation. Ask whether the table describes body targets or the finished garment before treating the comparison as allowance or ease. “High stretch” in the listing does not supply a stretch percentage or recovery test.

Check the long hem separately

Choose a maxi dress you already own and like with the shoes you would wear. Note where its hem falls, then measure its length by a repeatable route. Ask where this listing’s 146–149 cm length starts and ends before comparing the two numbers. Sizing up only changes the listed length by 1 cm per step while each width changes by 4 cm, so a preferred hem position should not override the bust, waist and hip check. If the underlayer has its own hem, compare that hem against the outer dress as a separate styling decision. The ruched mesh top guide explains another item’s lining question; this dress still needs its own lining and color-specific coverage confirmation.