Slip Dresses

Bias-cut silk dresses and smooth satin layering pieces.

Collection Insights & Styling Notes

The slip dress relies entirely on its construction. Cut on the bias, the fabric grain runs diagonally, allowing the material to drape smoothly over the hips without pulling or restricting movement. These minimalist garments serve as stunning standalone pieces or as elegant foundational layers beneath fine-gauge cardigans. We utilize premium, opaque satins to ensure the dress glides over your shape rather than clinging to it.

What is a bias cut dress?

A bias cut means the fabric is sliced at a 45-degree angle to the woven grain. This technique gives woven fabrics elasticity, allowing the dress to drape fluidly and naturally follow the curves of the body.

How to wear a slip dress without a bra showing?

Opt for seamless adhesive silicone covers, or choose a slip dress with a cowl neck that provides extra fabric draped across the chest. You can also layer a fitted long-sleeve top underneath the dress for a stylized, casual look.

How do you get wrinkles out of a satin dress?

Use a garment steamer on a low setting, keeping the nozzle a few inches away from the fabric. Never use a hot iron directly on silk or satin, as it will burn the fibers and leave a permanent mark.