Backless Satin Slip Dress – Sexy Spaghetti Strap V-Neck Bodycon Maxi – High Slit Party Dress
Backless Satin Slip Dress – Sexy Spaghetti Strap V-Neck Bodycon Maxi – High Slit Party Dress
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A satin slip dress with a pleated plunge, crossed straps and a thigh slit
A fitted, ankle‑length slip dress in lightweight satin. The bodice is two finely pleated triangle cups meeting at a deep V; two thin spaghetti straps run over the shoulders and cross once between the shoulder blades, leaving the back open to the middle of the back. The skirt is cut close through the waist and hips, opens in a high slit on the left leg, and flares slightly at the hem. It comes in black and light pink, in three sizes that run small — read the chart before you pick one.
What it actually is
- Pleated cups and a deep V. The bust is two triangle cups covered in narrow horizontal pleats, joined at a plunging neckline with a smooth satin band beneath. There is no padding and no underwire.
- Crossed straps, open back. The straps are thin satin spaghetti straps. They cross once at the upper back and the back panel starts around the middle of the back. The maker’s photographs show plain sewn straps with no sliders, so do not count on adjusting their length.
- Fitted body, high slit. A center‑front seam and a close cut through the waist and hip, with one slit on the wearer’s left leg that opens to the upper thigh.
- Ankle length. The maker measures the dress at about 45.7 to 47.2 in long depending on size. On most women that lands at the ankle; on a taller frame it reads as a long midi.
- Satin, lightweight. A smooth satin‑weave fabric with a soft sheen. It is thin, drapes close to the body, and creases if it is packed tightly.
Sizing — read this before you order
This dress runs small. The maker’s chart gives a body bust, waist and hip range for each size and the finished length; it does not map to a US dress size, so measure yourself and compare. If you sit at the top of a range, take the next size up. There is no L‑plus size: the largest, L, is cut for a bust up to about 37 in, a waist up to about 30 in and hips up to about 40 in.
Bust, waist and hips are body measurements: bust at the fullest point, waist at the narrowest, hips at the widest. Length is the dress measured from the top of the bodice to the hem as the maker states it. Metric originals: S 72–86 / 64–68 / 88–94 / 116 cm, M 76–90 / 68–72 / 92–98 / 118 cm, L 80–94 / 72–76 / 96–102 / 120 cm. These are factory numbers, not a fit guarantee; allow about half an inch either way.
Wearing it, honestly
The specification, as the maker states it
About the numbers, honestly. The size chart is the maker’s; we converted it to inches and have not measured a garment ourselves. The fabric content, the lining and whether the straps adjust are not confirmed by the maker, so this page does not claim them. The photographs on this page are our own studio and lifestyle images of this dress; the maker’s photographs follow them in the gallery.
Who it suits, and who it does not
- Good for: evening events, dinners, weddings as a guest, birthdays, warm‑weather nights out — anywhere a fitted satin dress with an open back belongs.
- Not for: anyone who needs a supportive bra under a dress, anyone above the L measurements on the chart, or anyone who wants a true floor‑length gown — this ends at the ankle.
- Between sizes: go up. The fabric has little give and the straps do not adjust.
In the box
- One slip dress in the color and size ordered
What changed on this page. We replaced the previous photographs, which showed another brand’s dress rather than this one, with our own images of this dress. We removed a strap‑adjustment feature the maker’s photographs do not show, a silk fabric statement we could not verify, and a size line that did not describe a dress. We added the maker’s size chart in inches with a runs‑small warning, the real length, what the straps and back do, and honest notes on bras, support and opacity.
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