Soleia | Flowy Maxi Dress

Comfortable enough to live in. Pretty enough to get noticed.

You throw it on. No zipper. No buttons. No fuss.

Just soft, flowy fabric that drapes around your body — without clinging to it.

The adjustable open back lets you decide how much skin to show. Pull it up for a morning errand. Let it fall for a sunset dinner.

It moves the way you move. And somehow, it gets you compliments every single time.

Over 19,000 orders placed this spring

✓ Drapes, never clings — on every body
Lightweight fabric flows over your shape without sticking. It flatters curves, hides what you want hidden, and moves with you all day long.

✓ Your back, your rules
The drawstring back adjusts from modest to wide open in seconds. Cover up for brunch. Open it up for date night. One dress, completely different vibes.

✓ Colors to match your mood
From classic black to soft lavender, each shade is designed in the same airy, linen-like fabric. Pick one for now. Come back for more.

✓ From couch to cocktails in one step
Wear it around the house with bare feet. Add sandals and a necklace, and you're ready for dinner. No outfit change. No overthinking.

Seasonal production run — once this batch sells out, restock timing and pricing may change.

Slip into your Soleia today and see what all the compliments are about.

Frequently asked questions

Is this dress see-through?
In darker colors like black, navy, and brown — not at all. Lighter shades like white or pink may show a silhouette in direct sunlight, so we recommend nude undergarments for those.

Does it run true to size?
This dress has a relaxed, oversized fit by design. Most customers recommend sizing down one size from your usual for a closer drape. Check the size chart for exact measurements.

Can I wear a bra with this?
With the back open, a regular bra will show. Strapless or stick-on bras work great. Many customers skip a bra entirely since the fabric is not sheer in darker colors.

How long is the dress?
It runs about 50.5 to 53 inches depending on size. For reference, at 5'5" it typically hits right at the ankle. If you're under 5'3", it may touch the floor.