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silver sparkle dress

silver sparkle dress Radiant Silver Sparkle Mini Dress - US 0

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silver sparkle dress Radiant Silver Sparkle Mini Dress - US 0Silver Sequin Mini Dress This item runs large, please size down How to style: Bring the disco to the party with this silver sequin mini dress! This bold piece is perfect for concerts or a party! Pair it with dainty silver jewellery and cowboy boots to complete the look. Features: Removable and adjustable spaghetti straps Silver sequin outer Bodycon fit Fully lined Mini length Slight stretch Mid weight material Pull on style It is recommended to size

Silver Sequin Mini Dress

This item runs large, please size down

How to style:
Bring the disco to the party with this silver sequin mini dress! This bold piece is perfect for concerts or a party! Pair it with dainty silver jewellery and cowboy boots to complete the look.

Features:

  1. Removable and adjustable spaghetti straps
  2. Silver sequin outer
  3. Bodycon fit
  4. Fully lined
  5. Mini length
  6. Slight stretch
  7. Mid weight material
  8. Pull on style
  9. It is recommended to size down, item runs large


Please note: Due to delicate material sequins may fall off over time. Please be careful when handling garment.

     

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