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plus size formal long dresses Adrianna Papell Beaded Floral Godet Gown

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plus size formal long dresses Adrianna Papell Beaded Floral Godet GownA work of art: our long and romantic gown dazzles with allover handsewn beading in a feminine floral pattern that catches the light with every twirl. A streamlined silhouette is eased with the mermaid skirt with godets to create the right amount of movement. All the details: our iconic (and flattering) no waist seam, sheer illusion yoke and cap sleeves. Sleek back zip closure. Style Number: AP1E208349 Brand: ADRIANNA PAPELL Imported Spot Clean Main

A work of art: our long and romantic gown dazzles with allover handsewn beading in a feminine floral pattern that catches the light with every twirl. A streamlined silhouette is eased with the mermaid skirt with godets to create the right amount of movement. All the details: our iconic (and flattering) no waist seam, sheer illusion yoke and cap sleeves. Sleek back zip closure.

  • Style Number: AP1E208349
  • Brand: ADRIANNA PAPELL
  • Imported
  • Spot Clean
  • Main Fabric Content: 100% Polyester
  • Lining Content: 100% Polyester
  • 45.00" Natural Waist
  • Model is 5'11" / 180cm

  • Your dress should be a perfect fit. If you’re between two sizes, we recommend ordering both as sizes are selling out quickly. Then, simply keep the one that fits you best and return the other.Return policy still appllicable.

  • Due to the handsewn nature of our beadwork, there may be slight variations in color and/or craftsmanship.


  • Due to variances in computer monitors and mobile screen settings as well as various settings for brightness and contrast, there may be a slight color differentiation between the color displayed on our website from the actual color of our products.
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