The vintage trim detail is what got me, but the fit is what made me keep it. Ordered the black in large because I wanted something comfy for lounging, and it hugs in a way that actually makes me feel confident going out in public. This dress is doing heavy lifting in my rotation now.
I live in the white version. Threw it on with sneakers last weekend and got complimented, then wore it to a nicer dinner with heels and felt equally appropriate. The contrast trim isn't overwhelming, it's just this perfect detail that makes you look intentional.
Skeptical about another knit dress but the button detail won me over immediately. You can actually change the whole vibe depending on how you style it, and for under fifty bucks, I feel like I got a whole wardrobe piece.
The tricot knit is genuinely buttery. I was worried it would feel cheap given the price point, but it legitimately feels like something that cost double. Washes beautifully and holds its shape.
My go-to lazy day dress is the white Serena in medium. Sits perfectly on my frame, feels like I'm wearing nothing, but still looks polished enough for a quick store run or coffee with family.
The button detail seemed minor when I ordered but it's honestly what makes this dress. Buttoned it's a totally different look from unbuttoned, which means I got two styles for one price.
Wore my white medium to a cocktail bar and then to a casual dinner after. The knit stays put, doesn't wrinkle awkwardly, and the contrast trim made people think I put more effort in than I did.
The bodycon shape works because it's not aggressively tight. I ordered size M in white and it hugs without restricting movement, which matters when you're wearing something all day.
The vintage-inspired contrast trim gave me that second-hand store find feeling but it's brand new and didn't cost like designer. The black version is my favorite for cooler months.
I keep my white Serena buttoned for work and unbuttoned for weekends. Same dress, two completely different vibes, which is exactly what I need from a foundational piece.
Nothing groundbreaking about the design but everything works together perfectly. The contrast trim isn't overdone, the buttons are functional and stylish, and the knit fabric is quality.
My black medium Serena gets worn at least twice a week. It's the dress I reach for when I want to look put together but feel comfortable, which is basically always.
The button detailing is genius because I can wear this to brunch fully buttoned and then undo a couple for dinner without changing outfits. Got it in white and the vintage vibe is exactly what I've been searching for.
Usually bodycon dresses feel restrictive but this one hugs in all the right places while the soft fabric lets you actually breathe. Wearing the black size large and I feel confident every single time.
Threw on my white small for a casual dinner date and felt completely appropriate. Comfortable enough for a long meal but polished enough that I didn't feel underdressed.
The contrast trim is such a small detail but it makes the whole dress pop. I've worn my medium black version three times this week and gotten compliments every time, which literally never happens to me.
I'm always skeptical about online dresses but the large black fits my frame perfectly without being too tight or too loose. The bodycon silhouette is actually flattering instead of unflattering.
This dress honestly works for coffee, lunch, dinner, and casual events. The button detail means I can dress it up or down and the contrast trim makes it look intentional and put-together every time.
I've tried a lot of knit dresses and the Serena's tricot fabric is legitimately the best. It moves with you, doesn't bag out, and feels soft without being flimsy.
My black large Serena is genuinely beautiful and I've received compliments every time I wear it. The one thing is that the bodycon silhouette can feel a bit tight after eating a substantial meal, but that's just how the cut works.
The contrast trim gives off expensive designer vibes but I paid under fifty dollars. White size small fits perfectly and the buttons actually work, which sounds obvious but you'd be surprised.
I wanted to love this dress because the style is gorgeous and the fit is flattering, but the tricot knit seems prone to snagging. I caught my finger on something and now there's a small pull in the fabric that I'm worried will get worse with washing.
I love that the buttons are actually functional and give you outfit options. Black size large works for casual hangouts and dressier occasions depending on how I style it.
For the price I expected basic but the tricot knit actually feels substantial and the contrast trim is a nice touch that elevates the whole look. White medium fits true to size and looks great.
The bodycon silhouette on my medium white Serena actually works for my body type instead of emphasizing the wrong things. The tricot moves with me all day so I forget I'm wearing a fitted dress.
When I don't know what to wear I reach for this black large version because it always makes me look good. The fit is right, the fabric is comfortable, and the styling is effortlessly chic.
Grabbed the black size M and wore it three times in one week. The tricot knit actually feels substantial, not cheap, and the contrast trim at the neckline gives major vintage vibes without trying too hard. Buttons work great either way and it doesn't cling in unflattering spots.
This white version is legitimately a go-to now. Put it on with sneakers and a blazer, suddenly look like I have my life together. The bodycon fit is real but comfortable, fabric breathes, and I'm shocked at this price point.
The vintage-inspired trim is what makes this dress feel special instead of basic. Medium black is my favorite piece right now and it's in rotation constantly.
Black size L fits perfectly. I can wear this buttoned or open depending on my mood, and it looks polished either way. The tricot knit moves with you instead of clinging weirdly like some body-hugging dresses do.
Coworker asked me where I got it on the first day wearing the white small. The vintage-inspired trim is subtle but catches light in the best way. Comfortable enough for eight hours at a desk but nice enough for dinner after work.
Got the white size S and it hugs in the right places without feeling restrictive. Wore it to a casual dinner party and got multiple compliments on the vintage trim detail. Tricot knit breathes way better than I expected for such a fitted dress.
This dress is actually versatile enough to wear to multiple types of events and the quality suggests it'll last for years. Large white is already a staple in my closet.
The bodycon cut on my medium black Serena looks tailored without being uncomfortable or restrictive. People assume I spent a lot more money on this dress than I actually did.
Black large finally arrived after sizing up. This dress honestly makes getting ready simple because it already looks put-together. Button options mean I can go from professional to relaxed without changing, and the tricot fabric is genuinely comfortable.
White size medium is my new default. Works with heels for dinner, sneakers for shopping, even sandals for casual hangouts. The contrast trim keeps it from looking boring and the knit moves beautifully.
Black size L is worn weekly. The bodycon silhouette is actually flattering, the contrast trim adds personality, and I can dress it up or down instantly. Tricot fabric is the real MVP here, stays comfortable all day.
Got both colors because one dress doing this much heavy lifting deserves a backup. White for spring, black for winter, but honestly they work year-round. Buttons unbuttoned are my favorite look for casual days.
I can button this up for work and unbutton it for casual nights out, basically getting two different looks from one dress. Black large is practical and stylish at once.
The white medium version is so comfortable I genuinely forget I'm wearing a fitted dress. The tricot fabric doesn't cling awkwardly and the contrast trim makes it look intentional.
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