Occasion
sorted by material and cut. no polyester, no elastane, and nothing that reads white.
a wedding is a long day in one dress: a warm room, a longer dinner, and no chance to change. polyester does not absorb moisture, so it holds heat against you from the ceremony onward, and it is what almost every occasion dress on the high street is cut from. every dress here is silk, linen or cotton, with no polyester, nylon or elastane in the composition, and nothing that photographs white. sorted by material and then by cut, because that is how you actually shop for one.
Silk if the wedding is dressy, linen or cotton if it is outdoors or in heat. All three absorb moisture and let heat escape, which matters across a long day in a warm room. Polyester does neither, which is why the same dress feels fine at the ceremony and clammy by dinner.
Read the composition rather than the product name. Real silk lists silk with a percentage. Imitations list polyester or nylon, or use the word satin, which describes a weave and not a fiber. Toxome reads the composition for every dress here.
White, ivory and cream are the bride's, so they are excluded on purpose. Every piece was checked by eye against its photograph rather than its title, because brands put the colour in the variant and a title filter misses it.
Fiber content is what touches the skin. Toxome reads each garment's composition and rates it, so the score reflects what the clothing is made of, not a brand's marketing.