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white silk maxi dress PETRA IVORY COWL-NECK SILK SATIN MAXI DRESS FULLY LINED | CULT MIA

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white silk maxi dress PETRA IVORY COWL-NECK SILK SATIN MAXI DRESS FULLY LINED | CULT MIAEnvision a dress of breathtaking beauty, meticulously designed in a pristine ivory shade. The Petra dress is a true testament to elegance, with not just one, but two layers of the finest pure silk satin that glide gracefully to a maxi length. The dress features a charming cowl neckline that softly gathers, creating a romantic drape which is mirrored exquisitely by a dramatic low cowl back, infusing the design with a sense of allure and timeless grace.

Envision a dress of breathtaking beauty, meticulously designed in a pristine ivory shade. The Petra dress is a true testament to elegance, with not just one, but two layers of the finest pure silk satin that glide gracefully to a maxi length. The dress features a charming cowl neckline that softly gathers, creating a romantic drape which is mirrored exquisitely by a dramatic low cowl back, infusing the design with a sense of allure and timeless grace. The slender spaghetti straps offer a barely-there appeal, drawing attention to the shoulders and back.

This dress is a vision of ethereal beauty, perfectly embodying a modern yet timeless wedding aesthetic. It is an exquisite choice for a bride who cherishes understated elegance, promising to make her special day feel even more magical. With its fluid silhouette and the soft caress of silk against the skin, this dress is not just an item of clothing – it’s a keepsake, a memento of a day marked by love and beauty.

- Cowl neckline
- Two lawyers of silk

Composition: 100% Silk Satin STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified; lining: 100% silk satin

Model wears size S

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