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selkie dress Selkie Women's Ivory Silk Organdy Gown, M

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selkie dress Selkie Women's Ivory Silk Organdy Gown, MIn ethereal silk organdy, the Maiden Gown reimagines medieval fairytale romance for the modern heroine. This enchanting creation features full cups, underwire support, and Selkie's signature mutton sleevesdramatic puffs at the shoulders flowing into fitted arms with extra long flared cuffs that extend over the fingertips. The fully corseted back creates a tailored silhouette, while the cascading train bustles using elastic loops and fabric covered

In ethereal silk organdy, the Maiden Gown reimagines medieval fairytale romance for the modern heroine. This enchanting creation features full cups, underwire support, and Selkie's signature mutton sleeves—dramatic puffs at the shoulders flowing into fitted arms with extra-long flared cuffs that extend over the fingertips. The fully corseted back creates a tailored silhouette, while the cascading train bustles using elastic loops and fabric-covered buttons. A generous ruffle at the hemline allows for height adjustments without sacrificing the gown's dramatic effect. Complete with delicate lace trim throughout. 

  • Silk organdy gown with full cups, underwire, and adjustable train 

  • Lace trim throughout

  • Selkie signature puff sleeves with a fitted arm and extra long flared cuff

  • Corset lacing at back bodice

  • The train is very long and bustles up in the back using elastic loops and fabric covered buttons. You can design the bustle shape by using whichever loops you choose to button.

  • Invisible zipper closure

  • Fully lined with cotton

To ensure the best fit, measure your across bust and high waist before ordering and steam for optimal beauty.

Ayen is 5’10” and wearing a size XS in Selkie. Her measurements are 32” bust, 23” waist, 35.5” hip.

Fabric: Organdy (25% Silk, 75% Cotton)

Lining: 100% Cotton

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