So the pattern on this dress is stunning, and the blue with pops of yellow and rose color just work so well together. I wish I could love this dress more but it has a few quirks. The fit is weird. I'm 5'9 and carry my weight in my hips and thighs. I'm a c cup in my chest. This fits too loosely even with the tie to look nice on my figure. It's loose in the chest and the tie on the waist is too flimsy to properly adjust it to create a nicer figure silhouette. For my fellow modest dress girlies, this does the job. It's a great church dress. It's too thin to go braless in the blue, but maybe the black print could work. I did the following to make it look better: 1. Added a beige woven style boho belt instead of the tie 2. I cut the elastic band inside the sleeves. This opens the sleeves and gives a less awkward too loose/too boxed look, and more of an elegant arm look. So much better. To do this, use a seam ripple gently on the inside fold of the sleeve cuff. Make a small incision to get to the band and then pinch the band and cut it, you can pull the elastic completely out from there. This dress looks awesome with cowboy boots, bootie heels or strappy sandals, you really have a lot of options here with shoes. Accessorizing it is easy too. I did a cameo pendant and beige raw stone earrings. I've also tried a long necklace and long earrings and anything really works with this. This is a great versatile dress overall- light enough for the Florida weather. Modest enough for any occasion but still looks like you tried to look nice. I considered buying a smaller size but to can't fix the cut or this dress. It's much more a Caftan looseness overall that has to be worked at the flatter a figure. Like the title, it's love hate.

Everything from Target is now made of synthetic fibers like polyester and lyocell. It’s ridiculous to have synthetic fibers make up most of your clothing but still charge $40 for something like this dress. Target use to at least have some natural fiber options and now that is almost non-existent. Don’t waste your money here.