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inexpensive long white dresses Faren Lace Trim Maxi Dress WhiteWhite maxi dress Half lined Adjustable cami straps Stretchy fabric Cowl neck and back High side split Zipper in side Steal the spotlight in our gorgeous Faren maxi dress. Featuring a pretty lace trim and cowl neck. It's perfect for the modern bride or a birthday celebration. Team it with white heels and a satin clutch for a look that will turn heads. MODEL INFO Model is wearing size XS Height: 5'7" Bust: 32. 0" Waist: 24. 0" Hips: 36. 0" CARE Hand

  • White maxi dress
  • Half lined
  • Adjustable cami straps
  • Stretchy fabric
  • Cowl neck and back
  • High side split
  • Zipper in side

Steal the spotlight in our gorgeous Faren maxi dress. Featuring a pretty lace trim and cowl neck. It's perfect for the modern bride or a birthday celebration. Team it with white heels and a satin clutch for a look that will turn heads.

MODEL INFO

  • Model is wearing size XS
  • Height: 5'7"
  • Bust: 32.0"
  • Waist: 24.0"
  • Hips: 36.0"

CARE

  • Hand Wash Cold. Do Not Iron.

MATERIAL

  • POLYESTER/SPANDEX
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