Halter Neck Wide Leg Chiffon Jumpsuit

I always get tons of compliments whenever I wear this jumpsuit. It’s super bright and bold, the top fits well I don’t feel like the girls are going to come out the sides. However when you’re standing with your legs closed, or even when I’m walking, it looks like a dress and people always mistake it for a dress. I have to spread my legs and pull the pants legs apart to show that they are pants. I don’t care enough to tell people it’s a jumpsuit, but if that’s important to you, people may mistake it for a dress. I ended up knocking off a star because it is very long. I have long legs but a short torso so jumpsuits are kind of hard for me to wear because the crotch is never in the right spot. However this one is supposed to be draped so that doesn’t bother me but the pant legs were way too long, they were meant for tall people. I’m 5’5” and I have to wear at least 5 inch heels to be able to walk in this jumpsuit otherwise I’m gonna trip on it. And like all jumpsuits, it’s hard to go to the bathroom in, sometimes I forget it’s not a dress.

I haven’t had a chance to wear this beautiful jumpsuit yet but can’t wait. It’s flowy and comfortable and I love the cut with the neck tie - just wish it had pockets! I’m typically a small but went with an XS based on reviews. Had to return it and get the small so I would say stick with your normal size. Slightly long but I would plan to wear heels regardless (I’m 5’6”). Lastly, the fushsia color is so vibrant!

This jumpsuit is the most beautiful color, almost the color of an orchid. I instantly fell in love with it, until I tried it on. The lining is about 3 sizes smaller than the actual jumpsuit, with absolutely no stretch. Tight is an understatement! I actually got a second one to see if it was a quality control issue- it apparently wasn’t. I did end up keeping it, took it to an exceptional seamstress. The outer layer was so voluminous, she took 1/2” from each side of the outer layer to let out out the lining. I just don’t get the reasoning behind the design- why make the outer layer so much larger than the lining?