Color: Baby Blue(For custom color, please checkColor Chart)
This dress is designed in a captivating mermaid silhouette that highlights your curves while providing a graceful floor-length sweep
Product Rating: 4 of 5 stars True to size, but no stretch Fits true to size, very flattering, but there's no stretch so if you're used to stretchy material this may not be the dress for you
Sheer long sleeves and matching sheer fabric at the plunging v-neckline gives this short black party dress an upscale look, while a large back cut out and low v-back add a sexy vibe
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