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modest long sleeve dresses Modest Crepe Long Sleeve Wedding Dress Odetta With Chapel Train 18 US (50 EU) / White

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modest long sleeve dresses Modest Crepe Long Sleeve Wedding Dress Odetta With Chapel Train 18 US (50 EU) / WhiteAre you looking for a modest and minimalist wedding dress with a royal touch? Well, you've come to the right place! Check out this double layered long sleeve dress with a high back and mermaid skirt. The scoop neckline and vertical seams on this dress really make it look longer, which is perfect for shorter brides. Material: stretch crepe Fabric composition: 90% Polyester, 10% Spandex Back: zip closure Corset boning: no Built in cups: no Lining: yes

Are you looking for a modest and minimalist wedding dress with a royal touch? Well, you've come to the right place! Check out this double-layered long sleeve dress with a high back and mermaid skirt. The scoop neckline and vertical seams on this dress really make it look longer, which is perfect for shorter brides.

Material: stretch crepe
Fabric composition: 90% Polyester, 10% Spandex
Back: zip closure
Corset boning: no
Built-in cups: no
Lining: yes
Neckline: boat neckline 
Sleeves: long sleeve
Skirt length from waist: 120 cm (47")
Train length: 50 cm (20")
Model is: 180 cm / 80-60-88, wearing size 2 in ivory color*

*The dress color might be a little different from what's shown in the photos because of the way colors look on different devices.

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