Going by the size chart, my waist put me at a M (33"), my bust put me at a 2x (45"), and my hips put me at an XL (46"). I decided to get a L and XL to try, and to my surprise I got the best fit out of the L. If I had kept the XL I would have needed to get it altered and the armholes were a little big, a bummer as the XL was the perfect length for me and the L is quite a bit shorter. At my height (5'9") I need to wear shorts with the L. I got it in time to wear to a virtual party and got a ton of compliments, plus it was very comfy and not too warm or too thin. I think I could wear this dress year round if I pair it with leggings and an undershirt in the winter. The print is just gorgeous.

Very comfortable and I love wearing something that celebrates the brain! I'm not usually someone who wears such bright colors but I just couldn't resist this one. To me, this dress can be like a wearable symbol of many important concepts I support: nerd pride, mental health, neurodiversity, stroke awareness, brain cancer awareness, and many others.

I wear this dress pretty often because it's light cotton is so comfortable. Meanwhile the Warhol Brain design and colors of yellow, lime green, dark pink, and orange grabs attention. One of my favorite dresses by Svaha!

Fun colors, summer-weight cotton, deep pockets, and I love the sleeve/neckline combo. Wish this style came in another print, I would have bought it already.

I wore this to work (retail) and both my co-workers and customers were just so cheerful seeing me in this. I feel like it's a feminist statement (you can't tell by looking at a brain whether is is male or female), a nod to the autism community (all brains are great), a nod to the 60s, and a cheeky wink to zombie lovers. It's not quite as form fitting as I usually wear, so I don't know if I'd choose a Katherine style dress again, but I don't regret this purchase at all.