cottagecore prom dress Scarlett O'Hara Barbecue Prom Dress Gone With The Wind Remake Dress Customize Size / Suspender Dress I Retro Fairy
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cottagecore prom dress

cottagecore prom dress Scarlett O'Hara Barbecue Prom Dress Gone With The Wind Remake Dress Customize Size / Suspender Dress I Retro Fairy

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cottagecore prom dress Scarlett O'Hara Barbecue Prom Dress Gone With The Wind Remake Dress Customize Size / Suspender Dress I Retro FairyNote: Please allow 3 4 weeks for the production of the item before your order is shipped Designer: Linma Fabric : Polyester (Custom made and hand drawn floral printing) Condition: NewStyle: Vintage style Wash Method: Hand wash with Cold Water recommended Notethe hoop petticoat is not included in the product About the dress styles The Grand Prom Version looks most similar with the original dress in the movie. The layers and weight of the skirt are much

Note: Please allow 3-4 weeks for the production of the item before your order is shipped
Designer:  Linma
Fabric :  Polyester (Custom made and hand drawn floral printing)
Condition: New
Style: Vintage style
Wash Method: Hand wash with Cold Water recommended
Note:the hoop petticoat is not included in the product

 

About the dress styles

  • The Grand Prom Version looks most similar with the original dress in the movie. The layers and weight of the skirt are much larger and it can support Hoop Petticoats(the hoop petticoat is not included in the product). The length of the dress is normally from 51 inches/130 cm to 55 inches/140 cm.
  • The Simplified Prom Version has a much smaller and lighter skirt and can be used as a daily dress. The product displayed in the picture has been added a petticoat. (the petticoat is not included in the product) Without the petticoat, the dress hangs down naturally. The length of the dress is normally from 49 inches/125 cm to 51 inches/130 cm.
  • The Suspender Dress and Suspender Cake Dress are perfect for daily wear. The length of the dress is normally from 125 cm to 130 cm. We can customize your length according to your preference.

 

Size Information

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Size information needed:

bust circumference, shoulder width, Waist circumference

Dress length (measured from the highest point of the shoulder to floor, not hollow to floor)

Height

*Recommended dress length:

The Grand Prom Version:  130 cm- 140 cm/51-55 inches

The Simplified Prom Version:  125 cm - 130 c/ 49-51 inches

 

***Please not that customized products cannot be returned or exchanged, so please make sure you provide us with your correct size information***

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