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summer midi dresses for women Butterfly Midi Dress | Coral Meadow

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summer midi dresses for women Butterfly Midi Dress | Coral MeadowRumored's Butterfly Midi Dress in Rayon Crepe channels the 1950s slip dress silhouetteall flattering bias, delicate femininity, and the kind of nostalgic ease that makes you feel like you're wearing an heirloom. The coral meadow colorway blooms across soft crepe, complete with flouncy ruffles, a flirty keyhole detail with micro ties, and a soft V neck that effortlessly frames your shoulders without ever feeling fussy. The composition60% rayon, 40%

Rumored's Butterfly Midi Dress in Rayon Crepe channels the 1950s slip-dress silhouette—all flattering bias, delicate femininity, and the kind of nostalgic ease that makes you feel like you're wearing an heirloom. The coral meadow colorway blooms across soft crepe, complete with flouncy ruffles, a flirty keyhole detail with micro ties, and a soft V-neck that effortlessly frames your shoulders without ever feeling fussy.

The composition—60% rayon, 40% viscose—paired with a 100% viscose lining creates a piece that moves like silk but feels infinitely more approachable. Adjustable straps mean you can fine-tune the fit to your exact shape; the bias cut follows your natural lines without clinging; the ruffled neckline and center-front keyhole with micro ties create visual interest that feels vintage but contemporary. This is the dress you'll want to twirl in, the one that photographs beautifully, the piece that whispers femininity without ever shouting.

  • Materials: Rayon Crepe (60% Rayon, 40% Viscose) with Viscose Lining
  • Fit: Midi length; V-neck with flounce; center front keyhole; adjustable straps; bias cut
  • Care: Dry clean only
  • Price: $168

Pair with delicate gold jewelry and white ballet flats for daytime garden-party elegance, or slip into heeled sandals and add a lightweight linen blazer for evening. The coral print feels equally at home at a summer wedding as it does at a quiet dinner. Layer a slip underneath if you prefer, or wear bare—the bias cut and crepe weight mean this dress moves with intention.

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