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black going out dresses Elegant Black Kira Gown

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black going out dresses Elegant Black Kira GownSleek, sultry, and undeniably chicthe Kira Gown in Black is designed to make an unforgettable impression. Crafted from stretch scuba crepe fabric, this body hugging gown features front bodice cutouts that add a bold twist, while a leg slit offers just the right amount of drama and movement. The gown is finished with adjustable spaghetti straps and an invisible center back zipper for a flawless, customized fit. Fully lined for structure and comfort,

Sleek, sultry, and undeniably chic—the Kira Gown in Black is designed to make an unforgettable impression. Crafted from stretch scuba crepe fabric, this body-hugging gown features front bodice cutouts that add a bold twist, while a leg slit offers just the right amount of drama and movement.

The gown is finished with adjustable spaghetti straps and an invisible center back zipper for a flawless, customized fit. Fully lined for structure and comfort, the Kira Gown is the perfect choice for prom, black-tie weddings, or any elegant evening event.

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  • Stretch scuba crepe fabric

  • Front bodice cutouts and leg slit

  • Adjustable spaghetti straps

  • Invisible center back zipper

  • Fully lined

Model Info: Nina is 5'9 wearing a size Small

Occasions: black prom dress, evening gown, black-tie event, formal gown, gala dress, military ball look

Fit Note: Fabric has a slight stretch and fits true to size guide.

Size Tip: Please refer to the attached size guide for your best fit. 

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