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formal dresses nyc Evening A Line Formal Dress MGNY Madeline Gardner New York 31258

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formal dresses nyc Evening A Line Formal Dress MGNY Madeline Gardner New York 31258This elegant floor length gown features a sophisticated square neckline and a structured A line silhouette. Crafted from smooth, lustrous satin, the dress offers a timeless look with a modern touch provided by the tank style straps and a decorative bow at the back. The fitted bodice transitions into a voluminous skirt that provides comfort and ease of movement throughout the evening. This style is ideal for black tie weddings, formal galas, and prom

This elegant floor-length gown features a sophisticated square neckline and a structured A-line silhouette. Crafted from smooth, lustrous satin, the dress offers a timeless look with a modern touch provided by the tank-style straps and a decorative bow at the back. The fitted bodice transitions into a voluminous skirt that provides comfort and ease of movement throughout the evening. This style is ideal for black-tie weddings, formal galas, and prom night.

Key Features

  • Fabric: Smooth and heavy satin
  • Fit: Fitted through the bodice with a flared skirt
  • Silhouette: Classic A-line shape that highlights the waist

Product Highlights

  • Breathable satin fabric stays comfortable all night
  • Tank-style straps provide a secure and supportive fit
  • Built-in bra for extra support — no shapewear needed
  • Perfect for weddings, prom, and formal evening galas
  • Elegant design with a back bow that enhances your natural curves
  • Versatile enough to be dressed up with statement jewelry for various occasions

Available Colors

Sapphire, Sea Glass, Silver, Sky, Slate, Sorbet

Perfect for Special Occasions

Prom, Weddings, Galas, Formal evening events

Details

  • Neckline & Sleeves: Square neckline with tank-style straps
  • Length: Floor-Length
  • Lining: Fully lined
  • Structure: Built-in bra
  • Stretch: Minimal stretch
  • Closure: Back zipper
  • Back: Square back featuring a decorative bow
  • Hem/Train: Floor-length hemline
  • Slit: None
  • Pockets: None
  • Embellishment: Features a large satin bow on the back
  • Sizes: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28
  • Model Notes: The model is 5'9"
  • Occasions: Prom, Wedding Guest, Evening Formal, Black Tie

Care Instructions

  • Dry clean only
  • Store on a hanger to avoid creases
  • Steam with caution at low heat
  • Handle the back bow and zipper with care
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