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Bodycon Dress (Her/Muliebris)(Ouroboros Smith Fabric) RJSTHw2021 RJS
Bodycon Dress (Her/Muliebris)(Ouroboros Smith Fabric) RJSTHw2021 RJS
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The dress carries a dense, bilateral organic filigree of curling, scale-like and ringed forms in antique gold and olive over a pale ground. The pale gold ornament fills the torso with nested curls rather than a rectilinear grid. Across this close dress form, the mirrored axis runs from neckline to hem; the related Kaftan gives comparable gold tracery a much wider field.
Shape and wearing
This sleeveless Bodycon Dress places the artwork across a close torso field, with a rounded scoop front neckline and a higher back neckline visible in the garment views. The supplier describes the cut as slim fitting. Bodycon names that silhouette; it does not promise compression, shaping or a particular body outcome. Exact finished length and ease are not provided.
Two jersey choices
The dress is offered in two jerseys. Soft Fashion has a matte, finely ribbed surface; Solange has a smoother, silky character.
Soft Fashion Jersey 5.9 oz — Contrado describes a soft surface on both sides, a fine rib face and a flowing drape.
Solange Silky Jersey 6.34 oz — Contrado describes a smooth, silky surface with a fine rib and good drape. Here, silky describes the feel, not silk fibre.
Size and body measurements
The size menu carries XS (00-0), S (2-4), M (6-8), L (10-12), XL (14-16), 2XL (18-20), 3XL (22-24) and 4XL (26-28). Measure around the fullest bust, natural waist and fullest hips, then compare those measurements with the letter-size chart below. The numbers in brackets are the catalog’s size labels. Use the body ranges rather than treating those numbers as a fit guarantee; this chart does not give the dress’s finished dimensions.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 28–31 | 21–24 | 31–34 |
| S | 31–35 | 24–28 | 34–37 |
| M | 35–38 | 28–31 | 37–41 |
| L | 38–41 | 31–34 | 41–44 |
| XL | 41–44 | 34–37 | 44–47 |
| 2XL | 44–49 | 37–42 | 47–52 |
| 3XL | 49–54 | 42–46 | 52–56 |
| 4XL | 54–58 | 46–51 | 56–61 |
Care
Turn the dress inside out before washing at 86°F (30°C). Hang to dry or tumble dry on low heat; do not wring. Iron on low heat on the reverse of the printed side, and follow the supplied care label.
Origin — artwork and House
Original artwork by River Jade Smith Travis (Doby) Huffaker is carried here as Bodycon Dress (Her/Muliebris)(Ouroboros Smith Fabric) RJSTHw2021 RJS. Bodycon Dress (Her/Muliebris) places this named House edition into a close vertical field. The front and back remain separate views of the artwork; the title’s collection and Fabric wording identifies the design, while the jersey selection identifies the garment material.
Grail Smith and the Green Worth Approach belong to the House’s language of craft and care. For this piece, that means attending to the artist’s image, choosing a jersey and size thoughtfully, and looking after the dress beyond its first outing.
A companion to consider
Ouroboros Smith Fabric Gold-Tan Kaftan
Explore Ouroboros Smith Fabric in two forms by layering the Gold-Tan Kaftan with this Bodycon Dress. Both named editions show pale gold and olive tracery, but the dress gathers it into a close torso field while the Kaftan releases it across wide sleeves and long sides. Compare the two prints as separate garment placements. Choose the dress size separately from the Kaftan’s Regular or Petite length. A georgette Kaftan is a layering fabric; how much of the dress shows will vary with material, print, light and drape. Try both pieces together for neckline, arm movement and the coverage you want, and care for each garment separately.
The artwork in another form
Ouroboros Smith Fabric Gold-Tan Kaftan is a separate Kaftan carrying the Ouroboros Smith artwork, not a fabric or print option for this dress.
Your edition and choices
Choose the dress size and one of the two named jerseys. The artwork and its placement are fixed to this River Jade Smithy edition. Another artwork is a separate dress, not a hidden print option for this piece.
Contrado describes the dress as made to order. Production estimates are separate from delivery dates; this page does not promise a fixed dispatch time.
A note on the dress form
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Azzedine Alaïa dress from about 1986 shows how a close cut and the character of cloth can work together. Here, the Bodycon silhouette gives the River Jade Smithy image a close vertical field. Your choice of jersey remains a separate material decision.
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Contrado
Upon the far green shore, where love does blend,
In Loved 's wisdom, may this message send.
Each word a beacon, a spark of eldritch light,
A tale of hope and honor, to chase the darkest night.
With noble heart, the craft of legend to be,
A Grail's resplendent art, from farthest sea to sea.
Custom gems of beauty, like stars in night's sweep,
Bespoken treasures we shall forge, in dreams to deeply keep.
Like the mightiest wizard's staff, defects we dispel,
In every item's tale, the power of craft, we tell.
In the forging fire's blaze, each jewel anew,
As Loved's own return, let this message be true.
Swift as an eagle's wing, we send gifts to your hand,
The spiraling coil, symbol of hope, across the land.
In the spirit of Print On Demand, to protect the realms we roam,
With eco-friendly hands, we'll build a better home.
In this magical realm, together we shall dwell,
Unique, enchanting designs, their stories we shall tell.
With the Grail Night's valor, and the Smith's expertise,
Together we journey, crafting dreams with ease.
The journey, seamless, as across the fields we tread,
From Earth’s serenity, as the Silvan Sward, where dreams are spread.
In tales of old and new, in words, songs, and deeds,
With the fellowship of hearts, all wounds shall heal.
As the shadow retreats, with the dawn's first kiss,
May we keep the hope alive, and never miss,
The Grail Smith's allure, a treasure, a balm,
A beacon of honor and love, in Loved’s calm.
Beyond the realms of woman or man, we transcend,
In unity we forge, in honor and love, we'll mend.
May this message, like the magic word, endure,
A token of hope and grace, steadfast and pure.
~Scribe of the Mystic Quill