Lulah Drape Maxi Dress with Built-in Bra

Lulah Drape Maxi Dress with Built-in Bra

Marsoni

M251S

$34.95

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Lulah Drape Maxi Dress with Built-in BraA gorgeous maxi dress with a draped front to frame the neckline, a floaty skirt and lace up back for an adjustable, corset style fit. The 'Lulah' Drape Maxi Dress exudes elegance while modestly hinting at sexiness. The double layered fabric ensures complete protection from any sheerness, while the built in bralette hidden beneath the draped neckline provides added peace of mind. GRS Recycled Polyester. Post consumer recycled fabric that is Global

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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022