How Halter Works
The infinity dress styles into halter by wrapping both sash straps up around the neck and tying at the back, creating a high neckline that elongates the torso and frames the shoulders. The wrap creates a V at the chest while supporting the bust firmly.
Halter is the most popular styling method - widely flattering, comfortable through long events, and elegantly understated. Watch the styling tutorials for the technique.
Why Halter Flatters
Elongates the neck and torso - particularly effective for shorter frames. Provides bust support without being restrictive - works for all bust sizes. Frames the shoulders and arms cleanly. Reads as sophisticated rather than overly revealing.
The most photographed neckline for race day events, particularly at Ascot, Goodwood, and Cheltenham. Suits hat-wearing - the high neckline pairs cleanly with fascinators and formal headwear.
Two Fabrics for Halter
Classic matte jersey creates a softer halter drape - lightweight, breathable, and ideal for daytime events and outdoor venues. The matte finish reads less formal.
Luxe Satin creates a sharper halter line with a glossy finish. The heavier weight holds the neckline shape firmly through long evening events. The natural choice for black tie weddings and formal evening receptions.
Sizing and Fit
Available in Size 1 (UK 6-16) and Size 2 (UK 16-26). The elasticated waistband adapts to every body shape including maternity. Browse the wider formal dresses collection for occasion guidance, or the wedding guest dresses collection for ceremony-specific options.
Pregnant guests at formal events often prefer halter - the bust support and bump-framing both work particularly well across all trimesters.
Order Swatches First
Halter draws attention to the upper body - colour and fabric choice matter against your skin tone and event lighting. Order fabric swatches to test before committing. Swatches ship free worldwide.