Minclouse Women's Babydoll Short Sleeve Tunic Dress V Neck Cute Casual Loose Dresses Brown
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Minclouse Women's Babydoll Short Sleeve Tunic Dress V Neck Cute Casual Loose Dresses Brown
- Important Wash Tips: Cold Gentle Machine Wash, Wrinkle Easily, Hang Dry. Iron if needed.
- Fabric: Non-stretchy, super soft and cool, suitable for spring/summer wear.
- Feature: The casual loose style that hide belly fat and the slightly low-necked design make it easy without losing charm. We have also designed a super thoughtful hidden button closure, you can choose between a regular V-neck or a low V-neck.
- Occasion: The babydoll dress is suitable for different Outdoor activity, beach, dates, party, home, daily activities.
- Note: Color may be little different due to monitor. We strive to make our colors as accurate as possible.
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