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accessories for black and white dress Elegant White Satin Dress with Black Lace Detailing

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accessories for black and white dress Elegant White Satin Dress with Black Lace DetailingStylish Satin and Lace Mini Dress in White. Dive into the world of elegance with our white satin dress adorned with intricate black lace detailing. This piece, a blend of modern style and classic grace, is perfect for any occasion that calls for a touch of sophistication. The glossy satin complements the detailed lace, creating a harmonious and eye catching contrast. With its mini length, its a bold choice for those looking to make a statement while

Stylish Satin and Lace Mini Dress in White.

Dive into the world of elegance with our white satin dress adorned with intricate black lace detailing. This piece, a blend of modern style and classic grace, is perfect for any occasion that calls for a touch of sophistication. The glossy satin complements the detailed lace, creating a harmonious and eye-catching contrast. With its mini length, it’s a bold choice for those looking to make a statement while retaining an air of classic beauty. Pair it with your favorite accessories to complete the look.

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Brand: DARK IN LOVE
Gender:
Female
Style: Gothic, Punk, Alternative Fashion
Color: White
The Fabric Composition: 97% Polyester, 3% Spandex
Version: Slim
Fabric Elasticity: No
Thickness index: Thin
Wearings way: Zipper

Consult the Size Chart for the actual measurements of the item to decide the right size for your purchase.

Women's Dress Size Chart
PRODUCT
SIZE
Bust
(cm/inch)
Waist
(cm/inch)
Shoulder
(cm/inch)
Sleeve
(cm/inch)
C/B Length
(cm/inch)
S 90 cm / 35.4 inch 71 cm / 28.0 inch 38 cm / 15.0 inch 64 cm / 25.2 inch 77 cm / 30.3 inch
M 95 cm / 37.4 inch 76 cm / 29.9 inch 39.5 cm / 15.6 inch 65 cm / 25.6 inch 80 cm / 31.5 inch
L 100 cm / 39.4 inch 81 cm / 31.9 inch 41 cm / 16.1 inch 66 cm / 26.0 inch 80 cm / 31.5 inch
XL 106 cm / 41.7 inch 87 cm / 34.3 inch 42.5 cm / 16.7 inch 67 cm / 26.4 inch 83 cm / 32.7 inch
XXL 112 cm / 44.1 inch 93 cm / 36.6 inch 44 cm / 17.3 inch 68 cm / 26.8 inch 83 cm / 32.7 inch

Fitting Size Guide According To The Body Parameters
SIZE
FITTING
Bust
(cm/inch)
Waist
(cm/inch)
S will fit 84-88 cm / 33.1-34.6 inch 66-70 cm / 26-27.6 inch
M will fit 89-93 cm / 35-36.6 inch 71-75 cm / 28-29.5 inch
L will fit 94-98 cm / 37-38.6 inch 76-80 cm / 29.9-31.5 inch
XL will fit 99-104 cm / 39-40.9 inch 81-86 cm / 31.9-33.9 inch
XXL will fit 105-110 cm / 41.3-43.3 inch 87-92 cm / 34.3-36.2 inch

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