Midi Dresses
FAQ
A midi dress falls below the knee and above the ankle. The length makes it easy to wear to everything from daytime events to dinners, weddings, and parties without feeling too casual or too formal. Amanda Uprichard's collection includes midi dresses in a range of silhouettes, colors, and prints, making it easy to find one for almost any occasion.
Most midi dresses fall somewhere between the knee and ankle, but exactly where they land depends on both the design and your height. One style may hit just below the knee, while another falls closer to mid-calf or the ankle. Measurements are provided on our product pages to give you a better idea of how a particular style is likely to fit before you order.
It depends on your personal style. A sleek satin midi calls for a different shoe than a gingham daytime dress or a relaxed linen style. Some women reach for strappy heels, while others prefer ballet flats, loafers, clean sneakers, ankle boots, or knee-high boots. With styles that range from relaxed daytime looks to elegant evening dresses, Amanda Uprichard gives you the freedom to make each midi dress your own.
Yes, and it's often the easiest length to get right. A mini can read too casual for some venues, while a full maxi dress can feel like more than for what the occasion calls. Amanda Uprichard midi dresses land in between: put-together for a formal wedding, easy enough for something more relaxed.
Lining varies by style. Each Amanda Uprichard midi dress product page lists lining, fabric composition, and care instructions, so you'll know exactly what to expect before ordering. Checking this information alongside the size guide can help you better understand how the dress is likely to fit and where it will fall.