Pearl Cape Couture Gown

VELLURE COUTURE LTD

£895

Regal, breathtaking, and impossibly majestic — the Pearl Cape Couture Gown is the ultimate expression of luxury dressing. A dramatic pearl-adorned cape creates a presence of extraordinary grandeur, while the sleek gown beneath offers a perfectly refined silhouette that is both powerful and graceful. Designed for black tie events, red carpet appearances, and the most prestigious galas where only royalty will do. The Details Premium fabric with pearl-adorned dramatic cape overlay Floor-length, sleek gown silhouette beneath Made-to-order for a flawless, personalised fit Complimentary alterations

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