2 pieces dress evening dress Two Piece Sexy Burgundy Mermaid Prom Dresses Formal Pageant Dress APD3251
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2 pieces dress evening dress

2 pieces dress evening dress Two Piece Sexy Burgundy Mermaid Prom Dresses Formal Pageant Dress APD3251

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2 pieces dress evening dress Two Piece Sexy Burgundy Mermaid Prom Dresses Formal Pageant Dress APD3251It can be made in other colors, please contact us 1. Silhouette: Mermaid 2. Fabric: Satin 3. Embellishment: Lace 4. Neckline: Halter 5. Sleeve: Sleeveless 6. Waistline: Natural 7. Hem length: Floor Length 8. Back Details: Zipper 9. Fully Lined: Yes 10. Built In Bra: Yes 11. Boning: Yes 12. Picture Color: Burgundy

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      1.Silhouette:Mermaid
      2.Fabric:Satin
      3.Embellishment:Lace
      4.Neckline:Halter
      5.Sleeve:Sleeveless
      6.Waistline:Natural
      7.Hem-length:Floor Length
      8.Back Details:Zipper
      9.Fully Lined:Yes
      10.Built-In Bra:Yes
      11.Boning:Yes
      12.Picture Color:Burgundy
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