-30% The Infinity Dress
One dress, a dozen silhouettes, every shade of blue
$69.00 $99.00boutique price
Convertible bridesmaid dresses sell for about $100 at US bridesmaid brands. Same idea, same trick, $69 here.
Why it works
- One dress, a dozen ways to tie it: halter, one shoulder, straps, crossed back
- Dusty blue, navy, royal, sky, and steel blue: the blues bridal brands never stock together
- Stretch jersey that drapes and moves, no zipper, no boning
- Rewears past the wedding: re-tie it and it reads as a different dress
The infinity dress is the multiway maxi bridesmaids pass around group chats: two long ties wrap into a halter, one shoulder, cap sleeves, a crossed back, whatever suits each person. Same dress, same color, and every bridesmaid gets the neckline she actually feels good in. It is also the best answer we know to the dusty blue trend: this muted, gray-washed blue is the hardest shade to find ready to wear.
The stretch jersey drapes instead of gripping, the waist sits where you tie it, and the skirt is a full-length sweep. Wear it as a guest dress once, then re-tie it into a different dress for the next wedding. Free worldwide shipping.
Details
- ·Multiway maxi with two extra-long ties to wrap and knot
- ·Soft stretch jersey, full-length skirt
- ·Sizes S (US 4) to XL (US 12); the stretch is forgiving between sizes
- ·Five shades of blue; 26 more colors exist for mixed bridal parties, ask us
- ·Machine washable on gentle, hang to dry
Shipping and returns
Free tracked shipping worldwide. Ships within 2 to 4 business days, arrives in 2 to 3 weeks. You have 14 days after delivery to return it, and damaged items are replaced free.
Read the full shipping and returns policyGood to know
What is an infinity dress?
An infinity dress (also called a multiway or convertible dress) is a maxi with two extra-long panels instead of fixed straps. You wrap and tie the panels to create different necklines: halter, one shoulder, cap sleeve, crossed back. One dress can be worn dozens of ways, which is why bridal parties love it.
Is this a real dusty blue?
Yes: a muted, gray-washed blue, not a pastel and not a navy. It is the shade wedding boards call dusty blue. Screens vary, so expect it slightly more gray in person than in saturated product photos.
Can bridesmaids of different sizes wear the same dress?
That is the point of the multiway cut. Each person picks her size from S to XL, then ties the top the way that flatters her. The color matches, the necklines do not have to.
How do I learn the ties?
Start with a quick video search for infinity dress styles: the basic halter and one-shoulder wraps take about a minute each to learn. Practice two before the day and pin the winner.
Complete the look
Everything ships together, so adding a piece costs nothing more in shipping.
