Volcom Knotty Girl Maxi Dress SKU: #7897133
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- Simple elegant style comes easy in this Volcom® maxi dress.
- V-neckline.
- Adjustable crossback spaghetti straps.
- Slash hand pockets.
- Volcom stone logo at left pocket.
- Flowing maxi-length skirt.
- 60% cotton, 40% polyester.
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
- Imported.
- Length: 57 in
- Product measurements were taken using size SM. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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3 people found this review helpful
April 11, 2012
Anonymous
from Reno, Nevada
Love this dress. I'm 5'10, so was afraid it would be too short, but it comes to my ankles. That will be fine with flip flops, but wouldn't be if I wanted to wear heels. The straps are adjustable so you can manage your cleavage. Love the little pockets. The only downside is the materials is really thin. I will have to mindful of the underwear I wear and might even have a strapless bra.
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May 1, 2012
Anonymous
from Saint Louis Missouri
Anytime I order anything. I always want to use Zappos. They make it so simple to order and return if needed.
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May 4, 2012
JuliR
from Dana Point, CA
I ended up buying this in both small and medium initially to compare. I'm 5'9, size 4/6 and 36D. A kind of athletic, yet kind of out of shape figure, if you can picture that. The dress is thin, but forgiving. I wanted it to the floor, so I kept the medium, though I (and my husband) loved the way the small fit...it was too short for my taste. I paid a lot to have the medium taken in to fit like the small. Not sure why I just had to have this dress. Maybe it is the Heron Blue, which is not so much blue as it is lavender. It's a really cute dress, w/ small distinctions from other maxis I've been seeing (and I shop a lot). Very flattering to the fuller bust too, w/o looking trampy. Oh, the only thing, which is why I'm bumping a star off for overall, is that I think the seem at the waist in the middle is not as smooth as it should be. Not a deal killer. Because I bought 2 of them, I know it's not a 1-time fluke. An oversight maybe? Under What Other Brands would I recommend? See my review from today for this dress: Quiksilver Heat Wave Stripe Maxi Dress.
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