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Elegant and poised, this twilight chiffon floor-length mother of the bride dress is a sophisticated choice for wedding celebrations and special formal occasions. The delicate illusion neckline offers subtle romantic charm, while the classic A-line silhouette delivers a comfortable and beautifully balanced shape. Crafted from lightweight chiffon, the dress drapes softly and is adorned with intricate embroidered details and tasteful ruched accents. Finished with a back zipper closure for a secure fit, this twilight gown is ideal for wedding ceremonies, receptions and elegant evening gatherings.
Details
- Silhouette: A-Line
- Fabric: Chiffon
- Color: Twilight
- Length: Floor-Length
- Neckline: Illusion Neck
- Sleeves: Sleeves
- Back: Zipper Closure
- Features: Embroidered, Ruched
Model Name: Toby
Model’s Measurements
- Dress Size: US 0
- Height: 169.7 cm / 66.8 in
- Bust: 82.6 cm / 32.5 in
- Waist: 66.3 cm / 26.1 in
- Hips: 92.5 cm / 36.4 in
- Dress Size: US 2
- Height: 167.9 cm / 66.1 in
- Bust: 86.4 cm / 34 in
- Waist: 66.5 cm / 26.2 in
- Hips: 94.5 cm / 37.2 in
Model Name: Toby
Model’s Measurements
- Dress Size: US 18
- Height: 172.0 cm / 67.7 in
- Bust: 118.1 cm / 46.5 in
- Waist: 103.4 cm / 40.7 in
- Hips: 129.8 cm / 51.1 in
Shipping
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30-Day Returns & Exchanges
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Twilight Chiffon Illusion Neck A-Line Mother of the Bride Dress With Embroidery
$168
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