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gold evening dresses plus size Tadashi Shoji Plus Size Valia Bow-Shoulder Lame Gown

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gold evening dresses plus size Tadashi Shoji Plus Size Valia Bow-Shoulder Lame GownHigh standard of technical accuracy, this plus size long formal evening dress by Tadashi Shoji BSJ18371LQ has been designed to suit high profile ceremonies where architectural acuity and a sleek, professional line are needed. The dress is made of superior metallic lame, a fabric chosen due to the structural weight and high impact reflective finish. One shoulder neckline is finely crafted with a reinforced, dramatic neckline bow, which gives the upper

High standard of technical accuracy, this plus-size long formal evening dress by Tadashi Shoji BSJ18371LQ has been designed to suit high-profile ceremonies where architectural acuity and a sleek, professional line are needed. The dress is made of superior metallic lame, a fabric chosen due to the structural weight and high-impact reflective finish. 

One-shoulder neckline is finely crafted with a reinforced, dramatic neckline bow, which gives the upper body a sharp focus with a stable neck. The shape provides clean and even lines with a masterfully cut plus-size frame that provides the essential structure to hold the entire full-length hem together with professional alignment during a formal gala, homecoming, or special evening affairs.

Key Features:

  • Structural Metallic Lame Fabrication: High-caliber lame fabric engineered for structural substance, offering a consistent metallic finish and technical shape retention.

  • Architectural One-Shoulder Frame: A reinforced neckline designed to provide reliable alignment and a sharp, asymmetric upper-body profile.

  • Precision Dramatic Bow Engineering: A masterfully constructed bow detail systematically integrated to serve as a stable and high-impact focal point.

  • Stable Full-Length Silhouette: An expertly cut skirt designed to provide a steady, streamlined profile and a consistent, weighted hang.

  • Technical Support Foundation: A fully lined interior engineered to provide superior support and maintain the garment's structural integrity for plus-size dimensions.

Available Colors:

Antique Pink

Perfect for Special Occasions!

A premier selection for those seeking a structured formal gown that combines the precision of a one-shoulder bodice with the high-impact finish of metallic lame and a dramatic architectural bow.

Details:

  • Designer: Tadashi Shoji (Style TSHBSJ18371LQ)

  • Fit: Fitted Bodice to Column Skirt

  • Length: Full Length

  • Fabric: Metallic Lame

  • Sleeve Style: One Shoulder

  • Sizes: 1X, 2X, 3X (Plus Size Exclusive)

  • Occasion: Formal, Homecoming, Plus Size Special Events

Care & Handling:

  • Cleaning: Professional dry clean only to maintain the structural integrity of the metallic lame and the architectural bow.

  • Hanging: Always use the internal hanging loops; avoid hanging solely by the single shoulder strap to prevent the weight of the full-length skirt from stretching the neckline alignment.

  • Steaming: Use a low-heat steamer from the inside out; keep the steamer at a distance to preserve the metallic finish and the gown’s architectural shape.

  • Storage: Store in a breathable, full-length garment bag to maintain the gown's professional profile and protect the lame surface from friction or damage.

Shipping & Delivery:

  • Orders are generally processed and ready for shipment within 48 to 72 hours.

  • Standard ground shipping is reliable and typically arrives within 2 to 7 business days.

  • A tracking number will be emailed to you as soon as your Tadashi Shoji gown is dispatched from our facility.

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