The scallop-collar twofer mini dress has the look of a blouse beneath a pinafore. Its source calls it a faux two-piece and lists a concealed back zipper and waist ties. The tie can change how the waist looks, but it is not a substitute for fitting the fixed dress underneath. Choose Green, Beige or Navy in S, M or L after checking the base measurements.

Start where the tie cannot help

The chart lists shoulder/chest/waist in inches: S 14/35/28, M 14.5/36.5/29.5 and L 15/38/31. The dress length is 32 in for every size. Compare shoulder and chest with a dress that fits you, then check whether the listed waist gives enough room at the concealed back zipper. If the bodice is too narrow, loosening a decorative tie will not add room to the closed dress. The source does not define whether the chart describes body dimensions or finished-garment measurements; confirm that convention before calculating ease.

Then test the layered look as one outfit

The scallop collar and blouse-like sleeves are part of the look shown in the gallery; the listing describes the garment as faux two-piece, not as separately selectable blouse and pinafore sizes. If you expect to change the underlayer, verify the construction before buying. The source mentions front buttons but does not say whether they open. Use the back zipper as the documented closure and ask about the buttons if their function matters to you.

Adjust the waist appearance last

Once a size works at the shoulder, chest and zipped waist, use the ties to decide how closely you want the waist framed. No tie length or adjustment range is supplied, so do not assume the sash can turn one letter size into another. The constant 32 in listed length also means sizing up will not lengthen the skirt according to this chart. Compare that length from a matching shoulder point on a dress you own before deciding how much hem coverage you want. For the general distinction between body and garment figures, see the measurement guide.