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aje mini dress AJE Women's Dahlia Flounce Mini Dress

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aje mini dress AJE Women's Dahlia Flounce Mini DressDESCRIPTION: Linen blend dress with a shirt collar, large ruffle overlay, balloon sleeves, and full skirt. FEATURES: Spread Collar with Gold Button Partial Button Placket Ruffle Overlay with Braided Trim Balloon Sleeve Self Tie Belt Tiered Skirt 69% Linen, 31% Viscose Classic Fit Model is wearing size US 2 AUS 6 dress. Model's Measurements: Height: 5'9" Bust: 34B Waist: 25. 5" Hips: 36. 5" Dress Size: 4 (US)



DESCRIPTION:
Linen blend dress with a shirt collar, large ruffle overlay, balloon sleeves, and full skirt.

FEATURES:
  • Spread Collar with Gold Button
  • Partial Button Placket
  • Ruffle Overlay with Braided Trim
  • Balloon Sleeve
  • Self-Tie Belt
  • Tiered Skirt
  • 69% Linen, 31% Viscose
  • Classic Fit
  • Model is wearing size US 2/AUS 6 dress.
  • Model's Measurements: Height: 5'9" | Bust: 34B | Waist: 25.5" | Hips: 36.5" | Dress Size: 4 (US)
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