Softness built from layers
Delilah is listed in Eva Lendel’s boho selection. Tulle drapes over a structured bodice, while fine straps and floral appliqués lead into a floating skirt and chapel train. The botanical surface feels informal, but the bodice still provides a definite line.
Argo is more expansive: large lace flowers continue from its corset onto a full A-line skirt, with off-shoulder lace sleeves and a cathedral train. The category therefore spans light drape and considerable volume. If a softer lace mood is the main attraction, compare romantische bruidsjaponnen.
Relaxed does not mean shapeless
Delilah’s floating layers sit over a shaped upper body; Argo has a visible corset and natural waist beneath its floral lace. Both have intentional structure, even though their textures and movement can read as easy or informal. That distinction matters in a fitting: the outer fabric may float, while the bodice still has to sit correctly at the bust and waist.
Does boho require a narrow skirt? No. Argo opens into a full A-line skirt and cathedral train. Delilah uses more translucent, flowing layers. Their shared category names a mood, not one fixed hem width.