Blush Crystal Sculpted Evening Gown

VELLURE COUTURE LTD

£990

Architectural in design and breathtaking in execution — the Blush Crystal Sculpted Evening Gown is a couture statement like no other. The structured sculpted silhouette is a feat of precision craftsmanship, adorned with hand-set crystals that illuminate the blush fabric with an extraordinary, luminous brilliance from every angle. Designed for red carpet events, black tie galas, and the most prestigious occasions where perfection is the only standard. The Details Premium structured fabric in blush with hand-set crystal embellishments Floor-length, architecturally sculpted silhouette Made-to-ord

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VELLURE COUTURE LTD, number 17024243. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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