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cotton maxi dress for women Gili Dress

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cotton maxi dress for women Gili DressThe Gili Dress in Navy Gingham is your go to cotton maxi dress for effortless, timeless style. Crafted from soft, breathable cotton, it drapes beautifully and moves with ease, making it bump friendly and comfortable for all day wear. This versatile dress can be worn with a V neck or high neck neckline, letting you style it to your mood. The classic navy gingham print adds a playful yet polished touch, perfect for baby showers, boy baby showers,

The Gili Dress in Navy Gingham is your go-to cotton maxi dress for effortless, timeless style. Crafted from soft, breathable cotton, it drapes beautifully and moves with ease, making it bump-friendly and comfortable for all-day wear.

This versatile dress can be worn with a V-neck or high-neck neckline, letting you style it to your mood. The classic navy gingham print adds a playful yet polished touch, perfect for baby showers, boy baby showers, brunches, beach vacations, 4th of July celebrations, or casual day-to-night looks.

Lightweight, flattering, and easy to style, the Gili Dress pairs beautifully with sandals for a relaxed daytime look or heels and simple jewelry for an elevated evening outfit. 

A Little Gili in Navy Gingham is available for kids, perfect for matching Mommy & Me outfits for Easter, Mother's Day, family photos, or summer celebrations.

 

SIZE & FIT:

  • Relaxed, oversized fit

  • Lined, lightweight, non-stretchy fabric

  • Length Petite: 54", XS/S: 56", M/L: 57", Bust P: 33.8", XS/S: 35", M/L: 37"

  • Petite recommended for 5'4" and below height

  • Modeled in a size XS/S (Height 5’8)

DETAILS & CARE:

  • 100% cotton

  • Side zipper

  • Hand or machine wash cold

  • Hang dry

  • Made in Indonesia

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