5ix7 Outfit for Women Streetwear Hollow Out Y2K Outfits Long Sleeve Cutout Bodysuit (Black, XS)
Product Description
5ix7 Outfit for Women Streetwear Hollow Out Y2K Outfits Long Sleeve Cutout Bodysuit (Black, XS)
- Design Features: Edgy black bodysuit with high neck, cutout details, and long sleeves for a bold, fashion-forward look. perfect for any Y2K outfit. Designed for streetwear women who love to stand out, this bodysuit combines edgy fashion with comfort.
- Style Elements: Mock turtleneck collar with strategic cutouts at chest and sides creates a striking silhouette
- Material: Made from high-quality, breathable fabric.Stretchy, form-fitting fabric ensures a comfortable and body-hugging fit throughout, this bodysuit ensures you stay comfortable while dancing the night away. The hollow out design adds a sexy touch, making it ideal for any rave or streetwear event.
- Versatility: Perfect for layering under skirts or pants, suitable for both night-out and statement casual wear
- Structure: Long-sleeve design with secure seaming and durable stitching for lasting wear
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