Madeleine Pleated Gauzy Dress Blouse

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7815/46350795875_94c23f5e0d_b.jpg White Pleated/ Blue Pleated/ Violet Pleated: 100%Polyester Inspired by the painting “Girl in a Chemise” from the blue period of Pablo Picasso. Pleated dress with different approaches of gauzy fabric to create texture. Varied ways to wear. As a dress blouse or arrange the elastic around the waist for a puffer looks. A dress for instant and effortless chic. Selected fabric from Japan. - Button back closure - No lining - Hand wash suggested Three color available: White Pleated/ Blue Pleated/ Violet Pleated Size: XS(US4)/ S(US6)/ M(US8)/ L(US10) Size measurements and any questions, please feel free to contact us. Welcome to PM us your measurements (Bust/Waist/Hip/Height), it would be our pleasure to assist you in choosing the size. All products are made to order. **Size Charts** [[XS(US4)]] Bust:29"~31" Waist:23~25" Hip:32"~34" [[S(US6)]] Bust:31"~33" Waist:25~27" Hip:34"~36" [[M(US8)]] Bust:33"~35" Waist:27~29" Hip:36"~38" [[L(US10)]] Bust:35"~37" Waist:29~31" Hip:38"~40 Bust: Measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest. Waist: Measure around your natural waistline, keeping the tape a bit loose. Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your body at the top of your leg. https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7881/46541821314_610b0aa051_b.jpg ** PICASSO/Le Bleu** *Inspired by the blue period of Pablo Picasso.* *Picasso was struggling in life at his young age.* *Financial burden and loss of his best friend made him sink into depression and influenced him to create a series of paintings with dull color hues.* *The theme is mostly about ordinary people, especially rangy with bent torso or huddle in the corner and those pieces are always covered in the somber blue shade to project the emotional turmoil of the artist at that time.* *This collection is taking the curvy outline as the posture of those figures and monochrome with a blue accent as the austere color scheme in this period to depict the anguished mood of Pablo Picasso in those days.*