animal print dress red Miss Circle Women Patricia Burgundy Leopard Burnout Velvet Mesh Backless Maxi Dress
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animal print dress red

animal print dress red Miss Circle Women Patricia Burgundy Leopard Burnout Velvet Mesh Backless Maxi Dress

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animal print dress red Miss Circle Women Patricia Burgundy Leopard Burnout Velvet Mesh Backless Maxi DressStep into sophistication with our Patricia Dress, a show stopping sheer velvet burnout cheetah print maxi dress. It is an elevated new edition of our Waylynn dress. This iconic long sleeve dress boasts a sexy open back with silver shank button closures at the back neck. The sleeves feature a furry trim which would be extremely eye catching in the fall winter season. This design also features a flattering mermaid silhouette that hugs your shape in all

Step into sophistication with our Patricia Dress, a show-stopping sheer velvet burnout cheetah print maxi dress. It is an elevated new edition of our Waylynn dress. This iconic long sleeve dress boasts a sexy open back with silver shank button closures at the back neck. The sleeves feature a furry trim which would be extremely eye-catching in the fall-winter season. This design also features a flattering mermaid silhouette that hugs your shape in all the right places. Crafted from high-stretch velvet burnout mesh, its unlined and semi-sheer look exudes sensuality. The invisible zipper at the back enhances its seamless finish. Perfect for birthdays, nights out, vacations, and any special occasion.

  • Materials: Burnout Velvet Stretch Mesh
  • Length from high point shoulder: Approx 61 inch / 155 cm
  • Stretch Factor: High stretch
  • Clean: Handwash only
  • Model is Wearing a Size XS (US-2)
  • Model is 5'11''

Color may vary due to lighting on images. The product images (without model) are the closest to the true color of the product.

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