Ebiere- Black Strapless Gown with Red Bead Embellishment - Batch 02 Pre-Order • Ships from 30th April 2026

TWIN BY TARE ISAAC LTD

£398

Minimalist in form, maximal in meaning. This strapless black velvet gown features cascading red beadwork, originally used on Ijaw bridal caps and ceremonial sticks. The gradient design honours ancestral royalty while offering a clean, sculpted silhouette for modern brides and formalwear lovers alike. Material Care: • Main fabric: Stretch velvet • Beading: Recycled glass and seed beads • Lining: Satin • Spot clean or dry clean only. Store flat or hang with padded hanger. Size Fit: • Model wears size S • Model height: 5’9” / 175 cm • True to size. Strapless inner corset ensures secure fit. Each

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