Royal evening dress fully embroidered, cold shoulder style, layered flared skirt - light beige gold
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Product description
Shine like princesses on your special night with this enchanting gown carefully designed to combine luxury and femininity. A long evening dress in warm champagne beige, decorated with dense hand embroidery with glittering gold sequins and beads that cover the entire bust and flow gracefully toward the waist with an elegant pointed touch. The dress features a sweetheart neckline and cold shoulder cutouts with delicate embroidered thin straps and draped sleeves, highlighting the beauty of the neck and shoulders. The full skirt is made of multiple dense layers of ruched organza that add movement and a regal, ultra-elegant volume. The back features a classic lace-up design with intersecting cords that allow you to adjust the fit precisely for complete comfort and an ideal shape. The dress is fully lined to ensure comfort. Perfect for engagement parties, luxurious weddings, or major events that require an unforgettable look. Main features: Color: Champagne beige / Light gold. Style: Regal ball gown. Bust: Fully hand-embroidered with sequins and luxurious beads in gold and beige shades. Sleeves: Cold shoulder with embroidered draped sleeves and delicate straps. Back: Adjustable lace-up clasp for fitting. Skirt: Multiple ruched organza layers to give a large volume and dreamy appearance. Length: Maxi. Lining: Fully lined. Care instructions: This dress is made of delicate fabrics decorated with fine hand embroidery, so it requires special care to maintain its beauty: Cleaning: Dry clean only. Never machine wash. Ironing: Use a vertical steamer at very low temperature, avoiding direct and forceful steam toward the embroidery or organza. Do not use a regular flat iron. Storage: Keep hanging in a good ventilated fabric garment bag to protect it from dust and prevent embroidery tangling. Do not fold the full skirt in a way that presses the layers. Handling: Handle the dress carefully to avoid pulling embroidery threads or tearing the delicate organza.
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