Nagfar Women Sexy Rhinestone Mesh See Through Split Dress(SK3563-Black-M
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Nagfar Women Sexy Rhinestone Mesh See Through Split Dress(SK3563-Black-M
- Glamorous Design: This sexy cocktail evening dress features eye catching with side split details and is adorned with sparkling rhinestones, making it a show - stopper at any party event.
- Rhinestone Dress Material: 88% Polyester, 12% Spandex is made of the rhinestone dress is the cocktail sexy dress that will turn heads wherever you go. Pick the right size to buy according to the size chart in the Product Description in the photo galler
- Sexy Birthday Party Dress Material:Women's sexy dress is made of rhinestone and stretchy polyester,high elasticity, after slit curves bodycon,wrap hip,long design.and the texture is soft and comfortable.the shiny glamorous stylish design that will keep you looking your best all night.
- Function: If you need an outfit that will compliment you at parties, cocktail, club, party, dance,holiday,travel,neon night out, homecoming, cocktail, dinner, beach, evening, birthday, wedding, masquerade,seaside, Easter,halloween, etc., with a stretchy texture that will show off your curves, it's Nagfar.
- WARM TIP: Due to light deviation, the actual color will be different. If you like to wear loose style clothes, please choose a larger size. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
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