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one fell swoop la californie mini dress

one fell swoop la californie mini dress KAT MINI

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one fell swoop la californie mini dress KAT MINIDESCRIPTION The Kat Mini Dress in Espresso highlights an off the shoulder design and a wrap style draped bodice to fit and flatter the body. Made from a luxurious lurex with metallic lustre with natural stretch. DETAILS Slim fitting silhouette Mini length One shoulder neckline Ruched neck detail Wrap style draped waist Asymmetrical back Long sleeves Zipless, slip into style Straight hemline Suitable for a strapless bra Lurex with metallic lustre with

DESCRIPTION

The Kat Mini Dress in Espresso highlights an off the shoulder design and a wrap style draped bodice to fit and flatter the body. Made from a luxurious lurex with metallic lustre with natural stretch.

DETAILS

  • Slim fitting silhouette
  • Mini length
  • One shoulder neckline
  • Ruched neck detail
  • Wrap style draped waist
  • Asymmetrical back
  • Long sleeves
  • Zipless, slip into style
  • Straight hemline
  • Suitable for a strapless bra
    • Lurex with metallic lustre with natural stretch
    • Unlined, non-sheer
    • 55% nylon 30% polyester 10% metallic 5% elastane

     

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    SIZE

    6

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    10

    12

    14

    16

    BUST

    82

    87

    92

    97

    102

    107

    WAIST

    63

    68

    73

    78

    83

    88

    HIP

    89

    94

    99

    104

    109

    114

      

    CARE INSTRUCTIONS 

    • Cold gentle hand wash with neutral detergent
    • No spin
    • Do not bleach, soak or wring
    • Line dry away from sun
    • Dry clean with care
    • Travels well
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