The "Amelia" nightgown (or robe) in butterfly pink  is truly gorgeous, but I returned it.  [First off, I ordered 3 of this company's line in "Large"; one fit just right  (the "Martha" gown), but "Amelia" and "Rosalind" were too big.  What's up with that?!  I am about 5'7", 145 lbs., wear a size 12 slacks and 38B bra.]

I would like to strongly encourage the "1 for U" company to start using a 60% cotton/40% polyester blend, like another easy care, cool summer night gown I own.  We busy American women do not have time to air dry, then iron, billowing,100% cotton night gowns.  I manage to avoid ironing dress clothes; I certainly don't want to start ironing night wear.  Also, although many of us love the LOOK of Victorian, we are at least a couple of generations beyond living with cotton that has not been pre-shrunk.  We appreciate your "free return" policy, but it is still risky ordering garments that will shrink: how much bigger than our usual size should we order?  Will the garment shrink, even though line dried??

So, the "Amelia" was tent-like in fit, too big overall, and sleeves too long.  ("Amelia" floor length was good on me, unlike with the "Rosalind".)  The sleeves are exquisitely beautiful.  However, had I kept the gown, I would have sewn elastic into the cuffs in order to pull them up out of the way, and not to have the sleeves dragging into my food or toothpaste.  A gown at this price point should not need such sewing adjustments.

The cuffs could be fixed.  What could NOT be fixed was the only small part of this gown -- the line at the bust (which, unfortunately, runs directly across the bust).  This one area on me fit just right brand new, and could not take any more shrinkage (unlike the rest of the gown, which did need shrinkage).  In addition, there is something about that line running straight across the bust, and the gathers below it, that makes a woman look huge (like a circus tent).  Not flattering!  Victorian or not, that one feature is a design flaw that must go to make this particular design work.  I propose instead an empire waist just UNDER the bust WITH COMFORTABLE ELASTIC, and big enough to allow a bit of shrinkage if 100% cotton continues to be used.  This change would make for a more flattering look.

Anyway, that's my assessment of this style with my figure proportions.