Umgee Full Size Striped Midi Dress with Smocked Waist Plus Size

TEXTAGLAM LTD

£40.17

Effortlessly chic and stylish, this Striped Midi Dress features a flattering smocked waist for a comfortable and figure-enhancing fit. The classic striped pattern adds a timeless touch to the design. Perfect for a versatile and easy-to-wear option that can transition from day to night with ease. Features: Basic style, Smocked Sheer: Opaque Stretch: No stretch Body: Lined Material composition: 55% cotton, 45% polyester Care instructions: Machine wash cold. Tumble dry low. Imported Product measurements: S:Bust 35-36 in, Waist 27-28 in, HIP 35-37 in M:Bust 37-38 in, Waist 29-30 in, HIP 38-39 in L

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