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Fashion meets function in our new, chiffon wrap dress. This figure flattering, effortless dress sits at the natural waist. There is a band that is designed to wrap around the waist and the back of the gown, tying at the side and allowing for …
This strapless gown mixes fabric for an elegant play on texture. The sweetheart neckline bodice is made of satin. The flowy skirt is made of semi-circle cut chiffon There is a self-tie that sits at the waist
All over lace has trailing lace appliques on this slim romantic gown with V-neck and short sleeves. Lace border finishes the hemline edge. Covered buttons along zipper closure at centre back.
This graceful gown is the definition of laid-back boho charm. The A-line shape on this modern wedding dress is designed to look flawless on every kind of body! Supported by a shaping, strapless sweetheart neckline, the bodice is covered in astonishing embroidered floral lace that stretches all the way down onto the voluminous, lightweight tulle skirt. You’ll be floating from table to table greeting your guests and dancing the night away with the beautiful 76 inch train trailing behind you. Detached short puffed sleeves are flirtatious and sweet, and can be removed for a completely strapless look from ceremony to reception. Beading and sequins are scattered throughout the lace, for just the right amount of shimmer for your wedding day!
Lace and stretch jersey fit and flare bridal gown features sheer lace long sleeves, modest cap sleeve lining, scoop neckline, allover beaded lace applique on bodice, heavy stretch jersey skirt with chapel train.
Modest bridal gown Haddie is a soft A-line lace and tulle bridal gown with long sleeves. This modest bridal gown is modest yet contemporary for today’s brides.
The sweetheart neckline and shoulder straps are adorned with sequined lace that frames the illusion back of this crepe chiffon gown. The appliqués continue throughout the fitted modified trumpet skirt and lace trimmed train and features soft button closure.
