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women's fairy dress The Lady Of The Lake 3-piece Fairy Corset Costume 12-14

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women's fairy dress The Lady Of The Lake 3-piece Fairy Corset Costume 12-14The enchanting "Lady of the Lake" Fantasy Dress Fairy Full Costume features: A fully tiered ruffle skirt, a smocked Sorceress chemise, and a Steel Boned corset. The steel spiral boned corset not only creates a stunningly defined waistline but also offers comfort with its flexible spiral bones. The corset is adorned with a lovely watercolor spring floral pattern and finished with ivory satin trim and ribbon lacing. Its sturdy boning provides support

The enchanting "Lady of the Lake" Fantasy Dress Fairy Full Costume features:

A fully tiered ruffle skirt, a smocked Sorceress chemise, and a Steel-Boned corset.

The steel spiral boned corset not only creates a stunningly defined waistline but also offers comfort with its flexible spiral bones. The corset is adorned with a lovely watercolor spring floral pattern and finished with ivory satin trim and ribbon lacing. Its sturdy boning provides support and a professional look. The back boasts ivory satin ribbon with grommets for adjustable sizing and a modesty panel. With a busk front closure, this is not your average, poorly made corset from the fast fashion industry. It is a quality garment that will last for years with proper care. The dress is composed of two pieces: a full ruffle circle skirt and a Sorceress chemise, which adds fullness and layers to this enchanting costume. 

*Does not include headdress nor wings.


Sizing:

 0-2 22-24” waist
2-4 24-26" waist
4-6 26-28” waist
8-10 30-32” waist
12-14 34-36” waist
16-18 38-40” waist
20-22 42-44” waist


The skirt is 38” long. The dress is 55” from shoulder to hem. And the smocked waist expands to a comfortable 38” waist. 

Durable polycrepe fabric is resistant to shrinking and fading, offering a lightweight and wrinkle-resistant quality. 

**Color may vary slightly from pictures

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