Dresses & Skirts

These aren't the kind of dresses you'd wear to Sunday lunch. Our range is built around pieces that make you feel incredible, whether you're getting ready for a night out, a date, or a private evening at home. Think bodycon minis, mesh panels, wetlook finishes, and cuts designed to show off rather than cover up. We've got skirts too, from micro minis to pencil styles that pair brilliantly with bodies or corset tops.

Our dress range covers a few different styles. You've got clubwear-style bodycon dresses in stretch fabrics that hug every curve. There are mesh and sheer dresses that work as cover-ups over lingerie or as statement pieces on their own. Wetlook and PVC dresses for when you want something with a bit more edge. And there are simpler, elegant mini dresses that just happen to be more daring than anything on the high street.

The skirts follow a similar range. Mini, micro, and pencil styles in materials from stretch lace to vinyl. They work as standalone pieces with the right top, or as part of a layered look with lingerie underneath.

A lot depends on where you're wearing it. For a club or a night out, a bodycon dress with heels and simple jewellery is a complete outfit. For a date night at home, a sheer or mesh dress over matching lingerie creates an incredibly dramatic effect without much effort. Skirts pair well with bodies and teddies as a top, or with a simple cropped top for a going-out look.

If you're wearing something very fitted, seamless underwear or a thong will keep lines invisible. For sheer pieces, decide in advance whether you want lingerie visible underneath and choose accordingly.

Most of our dresses and skirts are hand wash or gentle machine wash only. Check the label first, but as a general rule, anything with stretch should be washed cool and laid flat to dry. PVC and wetlook pieces should be wiped clean with a damp cloth rather than submerged in water. Store stretchy dresses folded rather than hung, because hangers can distort the shape of stretch fabric over time. PVC items should be stored with a light dusting of talcum powder between folds to stop the surfaces sticking to each other.

There's something about putting on a dress that fits perfectly and looks amazing that instantly shifts how you feel. Whether it's the confidence of knowing you look great or the excitement of wearing something a bit daring, a good dress changes the mood of the whole evening. And unlike more complex lingerie setups, a dress is one piece. You put it on, check yourself in the mirror, and you're ready to go. No coordinating, no layering, no overthinking.

Fit is everything with bodycon and mini styles. Too tight and you'll spend the evening tugging at it. Too loose and you lose the whole point of the shape. Measure yourself and check the size chart rather than guessing. If a dress is described as "stretch" or "one size," expect it to cling. That's by design.

Think about the material too. Mesh and sheer fabrics are forgiving because they drape rather than cling. Wetlook and PVC have less give and can feel a bit warm, so they're better for shorter wear. Plain stretch jersey is the most comfortable option for extended wear and the most forgiving on sizing.

With dresses, the fabric quality is obvious. Cheap stretch fabric pills and loses its shape after a couple of wears. Budget wetlook cracks and peels. It's not the end of the world if you're buying something for a one-off occasion, but if you want a dress that lasts, expect to spend £25 to £50. The construction will be better, the fabric will hold its shape, and the finishing will look cleaner. For skirts, the same logic applies, though they're generally cheaper because there's less fabric involved.