The Wisp Tie Dress
FRAME
$798.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Wisp Tie Dress from FRAME feels airy and refined in silk. A flowing neck tie drapes into a soft, elegant line, while the sleeveless cut keeps it current and cool. Slips on with ease, and the 100 percent silk fabric has a liquid drape that moves with you. At about 36 inches from shoulder to hem, the silhouette sits at a versatile midi length that reads polished from day to night.
At its core, the dress moves with the body, a glide of silk that skims without clinging. The tie neck is adjustable to soften or sharpen the neckline, and the sleeveless design invites light layering as the season shifts. It transitions from daytime to evening with a simple swap of shoes or accessories, pairing with sandals in warm weather or a blazer and heels for a sharper event look.
Frame is known for clean lines and fluid drape, and the Wisp Tie Dress embodies that ethos with a refined neck tie that feels modern yet timeless. Styling notes: keep jewelry minimal to let the neckline sing; pair with a sleek sandal for day, then elevate with metallic accents and a clutch for night.
Materials / Fabrication
- Silk fabric
- Sleeveless silhouette
- Flowing neck tie detail
- Draping, fluid silhouette
- Slips on
- Shell: 100 percent silk
- Imported
- Length: about 36 in from shoulder to hem
Recommended Care
- Dry clean only to preserve silk.
- If washing is necessary, hand wash cold with a mild silk detergent; do not wring.
- Lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
- Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use a steamer; avoid direct heat.
Fit Notes
- Tie neck neckline with a sleeveless silhouette for easy wear.
- Made from 100% silk, the fabric drapes fluidly for a flowing silhouette.
- Length is about 36 inches from shoulder to hem.
