Modecrush A-Line Cabernet Off the Shoulder Midi Prom Dress
Bust: Wear the bra you will be wearing with the dress, and pull the tape across the fullest part of the bust.
Bust: Wear the bra you will be wearing with the dress, and pull the tape across the fullest part of the bust.
(in)Waist: Bend to one side to find the crease, that’s your natural waist. Pull tape across the narrowest part and keep tape slightly loose to allow for breathing room.
(in)Hips: Stand straight and pull tape across the widest part of the hips and rear.
(in)Hollow to Floor: Stand straight with bare feet together and measure from the center of the collarbone to the floor.
(in)Height Bare Foot: Stand straight with bare feet together and measure from the top of the head to the floor.
(in)Extra Length: For floor-length dresses in custom size, choose the extra length option to fit the height of your heels! i.e for 2 inch heels, select +2 inch; for flats, please enter +0.
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Product Description
This elegant Modecrush dress is crafted from luxurious polyester fabric in a sophisticated cabernet, perfect for prom events or gala wear. The off the shoulder neckline and sleeveless design add a modern touch. Delicate ruched embellishments create dimension and movement, and the side zipper ensures easy wearability. Ideal for galas, wedding guest attire, or seaside getaways, this long dress guarantees effortless glamour.
Brand & Details:
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Brand: Modecrush
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Style: Elegant
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Fabric: Polyester– brilliant and highly durable
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Design: Cabernet A-line off the shoulder midi length prom dress
Ideal for women seeking understated elegance with contemporary charm. Pair with metallic heels and minimal accessories for a polished finish.
Key Features Recap:
✔️ Color: Cabernet
✔️ Sleeves: Sleeveless
✔️ Neckline: Off the Shoulder
✔️ Closure: Side Zipper
✔️ Use Case: Prom | Gala
Care & Storage:
- Dresses are usually packed inside out for protection.
- Hang and store the dress in a shaded and dry place.
- If available, use the inner hanger straps to assist with hanging.
