Kimring Women's Steampunk Victorian Off Shoulder Corset With High Low Skirt Black/White Large
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Kimring Women's Steampunk Victorian Off Shoulder Corset With High Low Skirt Black/White Large
- Please don't use Amazon size chart and disregard the previous review as we have updated the size chart. Please note that sizes can differ between color options. To ensure the best fit, kindly click on the individual product's size chart image for accurate measurements.
- Steampunk Victorian corset top with off shoulder of long flared pagoda sleeves, a strong contrast between black and white to attract people's eyes, lace rim tighten up with ribbon; also attached 12 plastic boned for body support, busk closure in front, lace-up at back, comes with 5.5 inches modesty panel.
- Organza ruffled high low skirt with embroidery pattern, multi layer mesh and floor length design, in order to show your leg more straight and tall; If you think the tailing of skirt is too long, you can match high heels to beautify your whole curves and figure. Elastic waistband help you to wear or take off easily.
- Suitable for steampunk costume, Halloween costumes, dance performance, masquerade, fashion show, theme party or any special occasion. (Mask, Necklace, Choker is not included.)
- Garment care: hand wash, do not machine wash; please don't wash with other dark clothes.
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