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Place right sides together, and sew with a seam allowance, leaving enough space to turn it right side out

(Read: no skintight, above-the-knee numbers!) This can often be achieved by simply adding a sweater or jacket to your dress, but as a rule of thumb, if you're look conjures comparisons to Audrey Hepburn, you've nailed it

The style originated in the 1940s, and is often credited to lingerie designer Sylvia Pedlar, who created the ultra-short nightgown (and matching bloomers) in response to wartime fabric rationing

Watercolor print long formal wedding-guest dress with a high neckline, ruffle detailing, and a back zipper closure

The playful ruffles add a feminine edge, while the vibrant color makes it a spirited standout

Radiating effortless glamour and timeless sophistication, the Golden Goddess Crochet Dress is designed for sun-drenched escapes and unforgettable summer moments