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Nava Embroidered Organza Mini Dress | Navy

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$248.00 $495.00
By Cinq à Sept

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Color: Navy Blue
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Description

Introducing the Nava Dress, a baby-doll dress with long sleeves and an off-the-shoulder design. The ruffle neckline adds a touch of elegance, while the sheer fabric and monochromatic embroidered floral detail make it a statement piece. The bubble skirt adds volume for a playful and feminine look. Get ready to turn heads in this stunning dress!
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Features
  • Hidden zipper on back
  • Fabric: Embroidered Organza
  • Mini length
  • Monochromatic embroidered floral details
  • Off the shoulder silhouette
  • Long puff sleeves
  • Elastic cuffs
  • Hem hits mid-thigh
  • Shift silhouette
  • Slipover closure
Materials, fit, and care
Materials
  • 100% Polyester
  • Lining: Polyester
  • Imported
Fit
  • True to size
  • 27.75in/70.49cm from top edge (measurements from size 4)
  • Approx. 34.5”L from shoulder to hem
  • Long puff sleeves; approx. 21.0"L
Care
  • Dry Clean Only

Style # ZD24257961Z
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from Israel with love

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