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royal purple maid of honor dress

royal purple maid of honor dress Royal Purple Sweetheart Straps A-Line Maxi Chiffon Bridesmaid Dress Royal Purple / L / N12

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royal purple maid of honor dress Royal Purple Sweetheart Straps A-Line Maxi Chiffon Bridesmaid Dress Royal Purple / L / N12Royal Purple Bridesmaid Dress Floor length Chiffon A line Silhouette Featured With Sweetheart Neckline And Twisted Pleated Empire Waist SKU No. AZ0416_Rp Rosalind. Our Rosalind chiffon bridesmaid dress wears a stylish look in the pleated design on the chest, from the sweetheart neckline of the dress looking down the front made a twisted pleated design, the thread and surface overlap of the fabric enrich the visual beauty, and the flowing square back

Royal Purple Bridesmaid Dress - Floor-length Chiffon A-line Silhouette Featured With Sweetheart Neckline And Twisted Pleated Empire Waist

SKU No. AZ0416_Rp / Rosalind.

Our Rosalind chiffon bridesmaid dress wears a stylish look in the pleated design on the chest, from the sweetheart neckline of the dress looking down the front made a twisted pleated design, the thread and surface overlap of the fabric enrich the visual beauty, and the flowing square back cut outline shows off the beautiful curve of your back. This empired-waist bridesmaid dress is cut as upside down V at the waist, makes the bridesmaids look much taller and attractive, rich fabric gathered at the front of the skirt is friendly to maternity.

FEATURES-
*Sweetheart neckline.
*Back zipper.
*No sleeveless.
*Floor Length.
*Striped floral folds on the chest.
*Full length with lining for extra coverage.
*Built-in bra cups and vertical boning for support.
*Chiffon, 100% Polyester shell and lining. Non-Stretch.
*Hand washable in cold water or professional dry clean.

Colour-
Royal Purple is the color #111 from the Chiffon Swatches. More than 100 colors are available, if the standard color doesn't match what you need, choose a color from the sample table below. Note Custom colors do not accept returns or exchanges. The color may be slightly different from the picture due to the screen. Please check the color with us before ordering.

Sizing-
It's exactly the size. See the size table listed below. Custom-made of normal size are free. If your bust is over 51in / 130cm, please contact us at [email protected] for an additional charge.

SHIPPING-
This dress is Made-To-Order. Whether you choose a standard size or custom measurements, our tailors craft each dress to order. It takes around 8-15 business days of craft for any color and Sizes. Arrange in First Priority for rush order that choose Express shipping. Comment us the event day for rush order.
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