Long Formal Strapless Dress Comes In Practically Every Size
The fabric this long A-line dress is made of is called Duchess Satin.
The sleeves are not attached to the dress and are part of a shrug (which is included). The bodice features both beading and embroidery:
This beautiful gold dress is available in sizes 2 through 28, as well as a host of other color options:
If you need a larger dress size, they have a plus size section for size 28 through size 44 that is full of beautiful formal gowns.
If you decide to stick with the gold, consider buying these gorgeous gold heels.
Purchase the dress and the shoes at Sydney’s Closet. Sydney’s Closet stocks dresses for all sorts of special events, including homecoming and prom dresses, wedding and bridesmaid dresses, military ball dresses, pageant dresses, formal modest dresses, military ball dresses, Quniceanera dresses, and even formal maternity dresses! They ship worldwide. See their formalwear sale page for bargains.
If you liked this post, you might like my previous post: Look Like a Movie Star in These Formal Gowns.
Photos and Color Chart Courtesy of Sydney’s Closet
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