The apricot print halter maxi dress lists S, M, L and XL as options, while its item-specific measurement chart stops at L. This matters more than a generic size label: the fitted upper body and fishtail-like skirt need different room. Do not extrapolate an XL from the three published rows.

Work from the available rows

S is listed at 28 inches bust, 24.8 waist and 32.7 hip; L is 31.1, 28.0 and 35.8. Length rises from 47.6 to 48.8 inches. The halter ties can change the neckline’s position, but cannot create room at the waist or hip of the body-skimming section. Compare these dimensions with a dress that closes comfortably, after confirming whether they are finished-garment or body measurements. For XL, ask for bust, waist, hip and length from the actual garment rather than assuming the next increment is identical.

The page names qmilk, polyester and elastane, without percentages or a stretch range. It also describes strappy tie fastening but does not say whether the lower skirt opens or stretches. If walking room matters, ask for a side view of the hem and a finished measurement around the narrowest lower-skirt point. The print and halter shape can guide an outfit choice; they cannot settle the missing XL fit.