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pink dresses macy's Women's Macy A-line Short Sleeved Organza Mini Dress S/M/L/XL Pink/Blue – Happy Clothing

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pink dresses macy's Women's Macy A-line Short Sleeved Organza Mini Dress S/M/L/XL Pink/Blue – Happy ClothingThe dress is the perfect ensemble for any special occasion. Crafted from delicate organza and adorned with sparkling stones and floral, this dress features a high neckline and short sleeves. A timeless classic, it is sure to bring out the confidence in any woman. Product Details Production Type: Mini Dress Apparel Silhouette: A line Material: Organza Product's Length: 90cm Included component: Not include Belt Fitting Type: Regular fit Neck Style: High

The dress is the perfect ensemble for any special occasion. Crafted from delicate organza and adorned with sparkling stones and floral, this dress features a high neckline and short sleeves. A timeless classic, it is sure to bring out the confidence in any woman.

Product Details
  • Production Type: Mini Dress
  • Apparel Silhouette: A-line
  • Material: Organza
  • Product's Length: 90cm
  • Included component: Not include Belt
  • Fitting Type: Regular fit
  • Neck Style: High Neck
  • Sleeve style: Short Sleeve
  • Size & Fit

    - Model wears size: S
    - Model measurement: 82-62-90, 172cm

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    The product should be hand wash not machine wash. Ironing, drying at a temperature not exceeding 50 degrees. Store in a dry, moisture-free place.
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