Muchpow Women's Sexy V Neck Bodycon Maxi Cocktail Dress (Navy,Small)
Product ID: B0HGQKSJ27
Condition: New
Selected Option: Small Navy
$ 226
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Product Description
Muchpow Women's Sexy V Neck Bodycon Maxi Cocktail Dress (Navy,Small)
- Size: XS=USA 0-2, S=4-6, M=8-10, L=12-14, XL=16-18. Referring to body size will make it easier to choose the ideal size
- Fabric: This sexy V-neck cocktail dress features excellent floral mesh double lined fabric. Soft, lightweight, high stretch, easy to wear
- Design: The long elegant dress features a sleeveless, V-neck, backless design, maxi length. The stretchy material fits almost body types, and the soft lining keeps you comfy all day long. This party dress must be worth adding to your wardrobe
- Occasions: This bodycon formal dress is perfect for homecoming, Halloween, Christmas, holidays, engagement, weddings, bridesmaid duties, brunch, beach, cruise, evening, dinner, date nights, graduation, birthday, party
- Easy Match: The floral maxi dress is perfect as a baby shower dress, bridal shower dress, prom homecoming dress, bridesmaid dress, engagement dress, cruise dress, party dress, graduation dress, going out dress. Heels for formal events, flats for casual days
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Muchpow
Model
ZK539NA0S
Color
Navy
Size
Small
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