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black and white color block dress

black and white color block dress Strapless Plunge Color Block Gown In Black Ivory

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black and white color block dress Strapless Plunge Color Block Gown In Black IvoryTurn heads in this striking strapless gown, crafted in structured crepe fabric for a tailored look. The contrast color bodice features a deep plunge neckline with a knot detail at the center. A thigh high side slit adds movement to the fitted column skirt. Perfect for making a grand entrance at your next special occasion or formal event, this evening dress will be the beginning of a night to remember. Style Number: ADAE212444 Imported Dry Clean Main

Turn heads in this striking strapless gown, crafted in structured crepe fabric for a tailored look. The contrast color bodice features a deep plunge neckline with a knot detail at the center. A thigh high side slit adds movement to the fitted column skirt. Perfect for making a grand entrance at your next special occasion or formal event, this evening dress will be the beginning of a night to remember.

  • Style Number: ADAE212444
  • Imported
  • Dry Clean
  • Main Fabric Content: 95% Polyester, 5% Elastane
  • Secondary Fabric Content: 97% Polyester, 3% Elastane
  • Lining Content: 100% Polyester
  • 61.50" Top Of Shoulder To Hem
  • Model is 5'8.5" / 174cm

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