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Gothic Princess Dress
Every woman has dreamed of being a princess, and this gothic princess dress with sheer long sleeves allows you to become one! With the delicacy of the velvet used to make it, the elegance of the straps that tie around your neck, and its flared cut, we’re already well-served. But that’s not all, to make this dress even more prestigious, we have added sheer puffed sleeves, it allows a little visual on your arms, your bare shoulders and your back.
Accentuate Your Curves
To finish off this princess dress, we’ve decided to cinch it at the waist, which helps to mark the silhouette and make the bottom of the dress fall delicately over your hips. The little bonus of this princess dress is that it allows women who like to play with their shapes to reveal a little of their bust thanks to the silver heart-shaped buttons at the bust level. A dress that makes us feel beautiful and enhances our body, in short, a princess dress!
Luxurious Velvet and Sheer Details
The dress is made of a luxurious blend of cotton, polyester, and velvet, with a flared cut and wide straps that tie around the neck. The long, sheer sleeves add an elegant touch, while the silver heart-shaped buttons at the bust level allow for a hint of cleavage.
- Fabric: Cotton, Polyester, Velvet
- Cut: Short dress with flared silhouette
- Neckline: Wide straps that tie around the neck
- Sleeves: Long, sheer sleeves
- Color: Black
- Detail: Silver heart-shaped buttons at the bust
- Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
This gothic princess dress is the ultimate in elegance and sophistication. With its luxurious velvet fabric, sheer sleeves, and flared silhouette, it’s the perfect choice for any woman who wants to feel like royalty. Whether you’re attending a formal event or just want to add a touch of gothic glamour to your everyday style, this dress is sure to turn heads and make you feel truly special.
