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white lace short dress with sleeves

white lace short dress with sleeves Kisslock Mini Dress | White Lace | Size M

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white lace short dress with sleeves Kisslock Mini Dress | White Lace | Size MRumored's Kisslock Mini Dress renders rigid lace (woven from cotton, nylon, and rayon) into a mini silhouette designed for moments that deserve both softness and structure. City Hall ceremonies, impromptu celebrations, nights that call for romantic punctuationthis dress arrives complete with a removable slip lining for customizable coverage. The lace itself is precisely composed: 45% cotton for breath and comfort, 35% nylon for structure and

Rumored's Kisslock Mini Dress renders rigid lace (woven from cotton, nylon, and rayon) into a mini silhouette designed for moments that deserve both softness and structure. City Hall ceremonies, impromptu celebrations, nights that call for romantic punctuation—this dress arrives complete with a removable slip lining for customizable coverage.

The lace itself is precisely composed: 45% cotton for breath and comfort, 35% nylon for structure and durability, 20% rayon for drape and softness. The boat neckline presents a simple horizontal frame; mini puff sleeves feature keyhole bow details that suggest playfulness without sacrificing refinement. The slimming fit tapers the silhouette, and two closures (a metal snap/mini keyhole at the back neck, plus an invisible zipper) ensure security without visibility. The peached stretch jersey knit lining (94% polyester, 6% spandex) is detachable—remove it to wear the lace alone with a bralette, or keep it in place for full coverage. At $188, this represents investment-level craftsmanship in SMETA-audited production.

  • Materials: 45% Cotton, 35% Nylon, 20% Rayon (rigid lace) with detachable jersey knit lining
  • Construction/Fit: Boat neck, mini puff sleeves with keyhole bow detail, slimming fit, metal snap closure, invisible zipper, detachable slip lining
  • Fit: Model is wearing size XS. Fits true to size.
  • Care: Dry Clean Only
  • Price: $188

This dress is for the intimate moments that deserve ceremony. Wear it with delicate gold jewelry and minimal accessories, letting the lace detail speak. The removable slip gives you flexibility: wear it sheer and bare-shouldered to evening celebrations, or keep it covered for daytime occasions. Pair with strappy heels for evening, or minimal sandals for daytime. The white lace reads timeless rather than trendy—this is a dress you will wear in multiple years, multiple seasons, multiple configurations.

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