Index

Browsing the Bandage Dress Image Index

This folder gathers the photography that supports the rest of the site: product shots, detail close-ups and styling images used across the collection pages. Seeing a bandage dress from several angles matters more than with most garments, because the construction itself is the design. Horizontal or diagonal bands of knit are joined so they hug the body and shape the silhouette, so a flat front view rarely tells the full story.

What to look for in the images

• Band direction: horizontal bands tend to read as classic and sculpted, while diagonal or chevron panels create a sense of movement and can visually lengthen the torso.
• Neckline and straps: strapless, square, sweetheart and one-shoulder cuts change how much support the knit provides and what you may want to wear underneath.
• Hem length: mini, knee and midi lengths behave differently when you sit or walk, since the knit does not drape the way a woven fabric does.
• Back details: zips, cut-outs and lacing are easy to miss in front-facing shots, so check the rear view whenever one is available.

Using photos alongside fit information

Bandage knits are designed to fit closely, and colour or lighting in photographs can shift how a shade appears on screen. Treat the images as a guide to shape and proportion, then confirm measurements on the size guide before deciding between two sizes. If you are between sizes, the firmness of the knit usually means comfort depends on your bust and hip measurements more than your usual dress size.

For complete outfit ideas, including shoes, outerwear and evening accessories that work with figure-hugging knits, browse the lookbook, or head to new arrivals to see the latest silhouettes and colourways featured on the site.