I think it’s safe to say I now have a true obsession with Reformation dresses. Last year kick-started it all after I bought THREE of their dresses. This year, I picked up this pretty ruffle hem floral print beauty. It was 100% a splurge compared to the other dresses I own (which are all mostly under $100). But I had to do it. I also LOVE this simple white tee. So much so it made the cut for my best white tee post.
When thinking of what to pack for Spain & Portugal with my friends, I knew I wanted to bring one pretty piece to wear. Everything else in my suitcase was pretty casual. Since we did a Flamenco show one night, I thought this was perfection.
To be honest, I thought the Flamenco show was going to be much fancier than it ended up being. It was truly a classroom size room with a tiny stage and fold-out chairs. I think we either made a terrible decision, or that’s just how they are. Either way, I leaned in real hard with the theme thanks to this dress.
What Size To Get At Reformation?
For sizing reference on Reformation, I feel like it’s all over the place. In some things, I’m a solid small. In others, medium all the way. Or I’m a 4 or 6. Then there are ones that I can barely tell a difference between small and medium.
In this Reformation Dolci dress, I ended up doing a size 6 in. You can also read my full sizing review on Reformation dresses here along with all my favorite styles to try. Because there’s smocking in the back of this dress, and many of Reformation’s dress, this gives you a little bit of give. If in-between sizes, definitely size up for comfort in my experience.
The Dolci Dress is no longer available at Reformation, however there are some similar linen midi dress styles to shop. From the Janu or Pomona, there are similar silhouettes with a midi fit and flare style. Shop linen midi dresses from Reformation below.
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