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black lace dresses for women Polina Ivanova Atelier | Verona in Chantilly lace

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black lace dresses for women Polina Ivanova Atelier | Verona in Chantilly laceOne of our absolute bestsellers, the Verona is feminine, chic and infinitely sexy! This lace gown is very comfortable and stretchy and has a breathtaking silhouette which exudes grace and confidence. Now available with a deep plunging V neckline! You can choose between a full deep V (to the natural waistline) or half V (half the way to the waistline). All of our dresses are handmade in the EU with a great attention to detail from the most talented

One of our absolute bestsellers, the Verona is feminine, chic and infinitely sexy!
This lace gown is very comfortable and stretchy and has a breathtaking silhouette which exudes grace and confidence.


Now available with a deep plunging V-neckline!
You can choose between a full deep V (to the natural waistline) or half V (half the way to the waistline).

All of our dresses are handmade in the EU with a great attention to detail from the most talented seamstresses using high-end and sustainable materials.

The gown can be made to your custom measurements or you can order it in standard sizing. It has lots of stretch and is very comfortable and supportive. The length is always made to your own height even if you choose a standard size.
We'll send you a list with the measurements we'll need to advise on which size would be the best fit for you.


Production and Shipping
Production time - 7-8 weeks; Rush order option available
Free express shipping to the USA, Canada and EU countries via DHL (takes 1-6 days depending on your location).

Silhouette
Fit and flare silhouette

Built in bra cups
Our bra cups are very comfortable and have some push-up effect. We also add some soft boning for more support.

Color
Black;
More colors available

Lace and lining
High-end Chantilly lace
Two layers of soft crepe stretchy lining

Sleeves
Long lace sleeves with button detail at wrists

Train
- Chapel length train - considered a medium length and drags about 18-22 inches (45-55cm);
- Cathedral length train - drags about 36-40 inches (90-100cm) on the floor.

Special thanks to our stunning brides Elena, Paige, Sarah, Rebecca and Bailey for sharing their wedding pictures with us!
Photo credit:
Gonzalo Photography
Whitney Marie Photography
Moonlight Events and Photography
Cindy Sabrina - With Love Photography

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