Sleeveless V-neck Tied Pleated One-piece Jumpsuit

This feminine, breezy dress combines a sleeveless, V-neck bodice with a flowy short skirt — ideal for summer wear, casual outings, vacations, brunches, beach days or relaxed evening get-togethers. Key design aspects likely include:

Sleeveless cut + V-neckline — draws attention to the neckline and collarbone for a flattering upper silhouette, and keeps the outfit cool and airy.
Waist-tie or adjustable waist detail — provides waist definition, helping to create or accentuate an hourglass shape rather than letting the outfit hang shapelessly. This balance of fitted top + defined waist + flared/flowy skirt tends to be flattering on many body types.
Loose / pleated or flared short/skirt-style bottom — adds movement, comfort, and a relaxed, feminine flow. Flowing skirts/skirts with gentle pleats tend to drape well and lend a soft, breezy vibe. 
One-piece dress / easy outfit — top and skirt in one garment, making styling simple: no need to coordinate separate pieces. Great for quick styling, vacations, or casual wear.

1*Sleeveless V-neck Tied Pleated One-piece Jumpsuit

Because the skirt might incorporate pleats, flares or a lightweight, flowy fabric — gentle care helps preserve its shape and drape. Recommended care:

Check garment label first — follow any specific washing or care instructions from manufacturer. Pleated / flowy fabrics often need delicate handling. 
Hand-wash or gentle cold-water wash — if fabric allows; avoid harsh detergents or bleach. Cold water helps preserve fabric softness, color, and shape.
Avoid wringing or twisting after washing — gently press out excess water instead. For pleated or flowy skirts, this prevents distortion of pleats or folds. 
Air-dry / hang dry preferably — hang on a padded hanger or lay flat to dry, in shade (avoid direct sunlight or high heat) to preserve fabric, color and structure. 
Storage: Hang rather than folding (if possible), to maintain skirt shape and avoid unwanted creases or pleat loss. If folding is needed, fold carefully — placing tissue paper between folds helps protect delicate fabrics.