green beach dress Flowy Sage Green Maxi Dress with Cape | Beach Wedding Guest & Resort Wear
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green beach dress

green beach dress Flowy Sage Green Maxi Dress with Cape | Beach Wedding Guest & Resort Wear

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green beach dress Flowy Sage Green Maxi Dress with Cape | Beach Wedding Guest & Resort WearThis soft sage green maxi dress designed for resort wear, beach wedding guest style, vacation dinners, and special summer occasions. Made with a generous amount of fabric, this original COCO DE CHOM design creates a full, flowing silhouette that moves beautifully with every step. Light, expressive, and easy to wear, it brings a soft statement feel without feeling too formal or overdone. For a more elevated look, pair it with the matching cape detail

This soft sage green maxi dress designed for resort wear, beach wedding guest style, vacation dinners, and special summer occasions.

Made with a generous amount of fabric, this original COCO DE CHOM design creates a full, flowing silhouette that moves beautifully with every step. Light, expressive, and easy to wear, it brings a soft statement feel without feeling too formal or overdone.

For a more elevated look, pair it with the matching cape detail for added movement, light coverage, and extra drama.

Easy to style for beach weddings, resort evenings, vacation dinners, and special summer occasions.

***Cape is included only when selecting the ‘+ Cape’ option

 

Why You’ll Love It

- Full, flowing silhouette with beautiful drape

- Lightweight viscose with a more substantial feel

- Made in very small batches

- Easy to wear for resort, event, and vacation moments

 

Style Options

  • Dress Only — an easy statement piece for warm-weather events and vacation nights
  • Dress + Cape Set — includes the matching cape for a more elevated, dramatic look

 

Fit & Details

- Relaxed, loose fit

- Maxi length with dramatic movement

- One size, best fits S–L, fits approximately US 0–12

- Designed to drape and flow

- Model is 162 cm / 5'2" and wears size 2

- 100% soft viscose

    Size + Fit

    Model is 162cm/5'2 ft tall,S size 2***

     Chest & Hip 
    Free size to fit bust 30-42”, waist free
    Length  ~ 55-57  inches
    Material 100% soft Viscose

     

    Care

    Machine wash cold (gentle). Tumble dry low. Low–medium iron if needed.

    Important Fit Note

    This dress is designed to feel full and expressive, not fitted.

    Because this style uses a generous amount of fabric, it has a fuller drape and may feel slightly heavier than our lighter resort dresses.

    If you prefer minimal, body-hugging, or more structured styles, this may not be the right fit.


    When to Wear

    - Beach wedding guest

    - Resort dinners

    - Vacation evenings

    - Summer parties

    - Special travel moments

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