Adelyn Rae Rita Blazer Minidress
Adelyn Rae
$105.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Adelyn Rae Rita Blazer Minidress blends boardroom polish with a flirt of drama. A double-breasted silhouette and puff sleeves give it a confident, fashion-forward stance, while the notched collar keeps things crisp. In 100% polyester and fully lined, the fabric holds a sharp shape that drapes smoothly from shoulder to hem. At 34 1/2 inches, the dressy-minidress length reads modern and versatile - made to move from day to night without fuss.
On the body, the fit reads tailored but not stiff, with a waist that files into a shapely line for a flattering silhouette. The double-breasted front creates a centerline that elongates, while short puff sleeves balance the mini length. The piece layers easily over lightweight tops or solos as a dress, and the lined interior ensures clean drape under blazers or outerwear. Care is straightforward: dry clean or hand wash, then lay flat to dry.
Rita embodies Adelyn Rae's blend of sharp tailoring and femme charm, a piece that bridges office polish and after-hours edge. Style notes: pair with sleek pumps for a city-sleek look, or stride in ankle boots and a clutch for a night out.
Materials / Fabrication
- Puff-sleeve blazer mini cut
- Double-breasted silhouette
- Notched collar
- Short sleeves
- Lined: 100 percent polyester
- Length: 34 1/2 in / 88 cm
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Dry clean recommended; if washing at home, hand wash cold and lay flat to dry
- Do not wring or twist; reshape while damp
- Do not tumble dry; use steam or iron on low heat with a pressing cloth as needed
- Store on a padded hanger to maintain shape
Fit Notes
- The double-breasted silhouette with a notched collar creates a blazer-inspired, tailored look through the bodice.
- Puff sleeves add volume at the shoulders while preserving a defined silhouette through the torso.
- The piece is lined for a smooth drape and has a 34 1/2 inch length reading as dress-length on many heights.
- Dry clean or hand wash, lay flat to dry.
