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Feel the Romance in the "Dreaming of Spring" Dress by Curate
A Breath of Fresh Air in NZ Fashion
Step into the season with the effortlessly elegant "Dreaming of Spring" Dress by Curate by Trelise Cooper — a standout piece in women’s clothing NZ. Crafted in the lightweight, floral-printed ‘Leave the Bloom’ cotton, this dress brings whimsical charm to everyday wear while offering a flattering, inclusive fit perfect for curve fashion NZ and plus size fashion NZ.
Feminine Features with Everyday Comfort
Full tiered skirt for a floaty, romantic silhouette
Puff sleeves with elasticated cuffs for ease and style
Centre back zip closure for a clean, tailored finish
Side seam pockets — practical and chic
Lined bodice and skirt for comfort and coverage
Made from 100% breathable Ramie fabric with a natural texture
Effortless Styling for Every Occasion
Whether you're heading to brunch, the office, or a garden party, this dress delivers. Pair with white sneakers for a casual daytime look, or dress it up with strappy heels and accessories for a special event. The floaty shape flatters all figures — ideal for those seeking plus size fashion NZ with a stylish twist.
Fabric & Care Details
Fabric: 100% Ramie
Bodice & Skirt Lined
Care:
Dry clean highly recommended
Cool gentle hand wash in mild detergent
Do not bleach, wring, rub, or tumble dry
Line dry inside out in shade
Cool iron on reverse if needed
Inclusive, Romantic Style by Curate
Designed for real women of all shapes and sizes, the Dreaming of Spring Dress is a hero piece in the Curate by Trelise Cooper collection. Discover the beauty of NZ fashion that celebrates femininity, fit, and freedom — a must-have addition to your curve fashion NZ wardrobe.
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