Floral Maxi Dress

RIHOAS floral maxi dresses pair a long silhouette with the romantic, vintage-leaning details that define the brand. This is not a collection of one repeated bohemian sundress. It includes softly draped chiffon, lace details, close-cut slip dresses, shaped A-line designs and more defined mermaid and trumpet silhouettes. With the floral print and maxi length already decided, you can focus on the details that change how the dress actually feels: neckline, bodice, sleeve, skirt shape and coverage.

Long Floral Dresses with a Distinct RIHOAS Point of View

RIHOAS builds much of the character of these dresses around the neckline and bodice. Square and sweetheart necklines create a more structured romantic look, while cowl necks and slip silhouettes keep the line cleaner and less decorative. V-necks, cross straps and backless cuts reveal more skin; mock necks, cap sleeves and short sleeves provide more coverage without losing the full-length shape.

Ruching, lace, ties and ruffles are not simply added decoration. They determine where the dress has definition and whether the floral print feels soft, fitted or more expressive. This is what separates the collection from a generic list of long printed dresses: RIHOAS applies its recognisable romantic details across several different maxi silhouettes rather than offering floral in only one casual shape.

Choose Between Movement and Definition

The skirt shape makes a significant difference once the hem is long. An A-line or tunic silhouette leaves more room through the lower half and allows the print to move more freely. Sheath, mermaid and trumpet shapes sit closer to the body and give the same floral idea a more defined, occasion-led result. A slit adds movement and changes the amount of leg shown, while a ruffled hem makes the outline softer.

Colour changes the effect as much as the cut. Pink, beige, yellow and light blue florals support the softer side of the RIHOAS collection. Black, red and deeper green designs give the print more contrast and make a long floral dress feel less like a conventional summer sundress. The best choice depends on whether you want the print to lead the look or sit behind a stronger neckline and silhouette.

Check the Dress Length, Not Only the Size Label

With a maxi dress, length is part of the fit. RIHOAS product pages provide product measurements alongside body measurements, including bust, waist, hip and garment length where available. Compare the listed length with a long dress you already own and like, then check the bust and waist against the intended silhouette. This is more reliable than choosing from XS, S or M alone, especially for fitted slip, sheath, mermaid and trumpet styles.

Also consider where the bodice needs to sit. A square neck, sweetheart neck or ruched bust depends more on the bust and waist measurements than a looser tunic shape. If your measurements fall between sizes, use the individual product’s fit and fabric information rather than assuming every floral maxi dress fits the same way.

Use the Collection That Matches What You Have Decided

Stay on this page when both the floral print and maxi length are non-negotiable. If you want floral but are still comparing hem lengths, return to the Floral Dresses collection. If you want a long dress but are open to solid colours and other patterns, browse Maxi Dresses. For an easier mid-length hem, see Floral Midi Dresses.