Dress has a formfitting silhouette and finishes with an asymmetrical hem. Viscose fabric has a soft, slinky feel and offers ample stretch. Seamless undergarments are recommended due to the figure-hugging fit.
Fabric Weight: Mid-weight
Lightweight
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Fabric: Mid-weight slinky jersey
Asymmetrical hem with silver-tone grommets
Ruched lace-up front
V neck
Sleeveless
Hook-and-eye and hidden zip at back
Shell: 90% viscose/10% elastane
Unlined
Hand wash
Imported, Madagascar
Style #PACOO30623
Measurements from size 34
Length: 33in / 84.0cm, from shoulder to front hem
Length: 56in / 142.0cm, from shoulder to back hem
Model Measurements
Hayden
Size on Model
34
height
5'8" / 173cm
bust
31" / 78cm
waist
23" / 58cm
hips
34" / 86cm
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