Which parts are the various straps of the Antique lace dress designed to adjust?
When examining the fit and how to wear a lace dress, you may wonder where each of the multiple straps attached to the exterior secures the garment.
The Antique lace dress is structured to adjust circumference and length using straps in three places—the shoulders, neckline, and hips—and has an internal band and underskirt built inside.
The Antique lace dress by threetimes begins with three visible straps on the outside. Looking from top to bottom, the uppermost shoulder straps first adjust the length and bust height to suit body shapes[1]. The following neckline strap pulls to adjust the depth of the neckline opening and the upper body width[2], while the hip strap below the waist fine-tunes the silhouette of the hip line[3].
The construction inside the garment is also meticulous. In addition to the exterior strap adjustments, an inner bust band is built into the upper body to support the garment so it does not easily slip down[4]. The lower body line also features a built-in underskirt to alleviate concerns about thin fabric[5].
Generally, slip dresses featuring straps in multiple areas alongside an inner band are great for finely tailoring the silhouette to your body shape.
The maximum adjustable range for the straps in each area or the detailed length of the built-in underskirt have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Antique lace dress
Measurements
| Part | S | M |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 82.5cm | 84.5cm |
| Bust ◦ | 38.5cm | 40cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.