Short, chic and oh-so cute

These sassy styles are always in fashion. From ankle-length, tea-length, mid-length, to showing some knee, maybe even a thigh or two, the question is simply, how short do you want to go?
model in short ballerina style dress with large bow at back Credit: Parker dress by Elbeth Gillis

model in knew length dress with drop skirt at back, dress has straps and lace underlay Credit: Chloe dress by Josephine Scott
model in mid length gown plain with bell sleeves Credit: Zora dress by Nobody's Child
model in high end fashion dress with large circle panels to look like a flower short at front long at back Credit: Diascia dress by Ese Azenabor
model in knee-length simple silk gown with veil and sunglasses on runway Credit: Ruby dress by Bae Moments
model in short shift dress with long silver tassles Credit: Stevie dress by Monsoon
model in body con white dress with one shoulder strap detail Credit: Knee-length dress by Anita Bel
two models one in short dress one in long, boho ethereal styles Credit: Pearl Monstera dress (left) and Dendrophile by Hermione de Paula
two model one in short dress one in long dress both with lace long applique sleeves Credit: Jesson dress (left) and Henar dress (right) by Vera Wang
model in lace long dress no sleeves high neck thigh split Credit: Marny dress by Rosa Clara
model in tea length sequin dress with one shoulder ruffle detail Credit: Raindrop dress by Needle and Thread
model in 70s style shift dress with bell sleeves sparkle detail Credit: Letty dress by Rixo
model in satin blazer in white to thigh Credit: Satin blazer dress by Reformation

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