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Measure first
Use a soft measuring tape, not your usual casualwear size.
AURURIO FIT GUIDE
Aururio Size Guide
Find your best evening dress size by measuring first, checking each product page, and allowing for the way formalwear behaves in movement.
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Check the product page
Each style may have its own Product Measurements table.
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Plan the length
Floor-length gowns may need heel-height or hem adjustments.
Before You Choose Your Size
Evening dress sizing is not the same as everyday clothing. Start with your body measurements, then compare them with the product measurements on the specific dress page.
How to Measure
Use a soft measuring tape and keep it close to the body without pulling tight.
Bust
Measure around the fullest part of your bust while keeping the tape level.
Waist
Measure around the narrowest part of your natural waist.
Hips
Measure around the fullest part of your hips, usually 7–9 inches below the waist.
Hollow to Hem
Measure from the hollow at the base of your neck to where you want the dress hem to fall.
How to Read Product Measurements
The most helpful chart is often the one on the product page itself. Use it to compare Size, Bust, Waist, Hips, and Length for the dress you are viewing.
Do not rely only on the size label
A size M in one dress can measure differently from another style.
Compare your body to the chart
If one area is larger, choose the size that protects the fit first.
Length is style-specific
Check Length or Hollow to Hem before deciding on heels or alterations.
If You Are Between Sizes
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Choose the larger size when
Your bust, waist, or hips sits close to the upper edge of the measurement range.
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Choose based on the fitted area
For mermaid, sheath, and satin styles where tension is easier to see.
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Tailoring is usually cleaner
Taking in a dress slightly is often cleaner than forcing a size that is too small.
Dress Length Note
Many evening dresses are designed as floor-length styles. Your final look depends on your height, heel height, and whether the dress is intended to skim the floor or float slightly above it.
Measure with similar heels
A two-inch difference can change how formal the hem looks. If you plan to wear heels, measure with a similar heel height in mind.
Fit Notes by Style
Satin
Smooth satin shows tension easily. Prioritize clean waist and hip measurements.
Sequin
Sequins add structure. Avoid overly tight sizing around the bust and hips.
Mermaid
The hip and thigh area matters most because the silhouette is narrow.
A-line
The waist and bodice are usually more important than hip width.
Measurement Tolerance
A small measurement difference can happen because formal dresses are sewn, steamed, and measured by hand. Use the chart as a practical guide, not a mathematical cage.
Size FAQ
Should I size up? Usually, yes, if your measurement sits between two sizes. Can I use my usual US dress size? Only as a starting point. Product measurements should decide.