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pale pink dresses Adrianna Papell Cap Sleeve Pearly Sequin Cocktail Dress

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pale pink dresses Adrianna Papell Cap Sleeve Pearly Sequin Cocktail DressThis pretty V neck dress is a flirty look with an elegant shimmering finish. The allover floral sequin embellishment is accented with faux pearl details and the waist is defined with rows of matching faux pearls. A short tiered skirt creates a flowy A line silhouette and a back zipper closure completes the design. Made for parties (and the dance floor!), this cocktail dress will be a gorgeous addition to your going out wardrobe. Style Number:

This pretty V neck dress is a flirty look with an elegant shimmering finish. The allover floral sequin embellishment is accented with faux pearl details and the waist is defined with rows of matching faux pearls. A short tiered skirt creates a flowy A line silhouette and a back zipper closure completes the design. Made for parties (and the dance floor!), this cocktail dress will be a gorgeous addition to your going out wardrobe.

  • Style Number: AP1E212038
  • Brand: ADRIANNA PAPELL
  • Imported
  • Dry Clean
  • Main Fabric Content: 100% Polyester
  • Lining Content: 100% Polyester Knit
  • 37.00" Top Of Shoulder To Hem
  • Model is 5'9" / 175cm

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