Mini Dresses: Cute & Going-Out Styles
Lace puff sleeves, satin slips, coquette bows and gothic details: our mini dresses cover every mood from brunch to a night out. Short, cute and easy to style, they're the quickest way to look put together.
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Mini Dresses
Lace puff sleeves, satin slips, coquette bows and gothic details: our mini dresses cover every mood from brunch to a night out. Short, cute and easy to style, they're the quickest way to look put together.
How to style a mini dress
Keep it casual with chunky sneakers and a cropped cardigan, or dress it up with heels and layered jewelry. Add patterned tights when it gets colder.
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Frequently asked questions
What makes a dress a mini dress?
A mini dress is typically defined by its short hemline, usually ending above the knees or mid-thigh. Mini dresses are designed to show more leg and create a flattering, youthful silhouette, making them a timeless fashion staple.
When were mini dresses popular?
Mini dresses rose to fame in the 1960s, thanks to the mod fashion movement. They made a strong comeback in the 1990s and are now trending again in modern streetwear and high fashion.
How mini is a mini dress?
A standard mini dress measures around 30 to 35 inches (76 to 89 cm) in total length. The hemline falls well above the knee, offering a bold and elongated leg look.