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elliatt pink dress Elliatt Floralie Strapless Gown in Pink Floral – TrenLend

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elliatt pink dress Elliatt Floralie Strapless Gown in Pink Floral – TrenLendRetails for $262 About: Inspired by the best selling Laurel, the Floralie Strapless Gown is a refined statement piece designed for elevated occasions. Crafted in a richly textured pink floral jacquard, this gown balances romantic detailing with a modern, structured silhouette. The strapless neckline highlights the dcolletage, while the structured ruffle bust detail adds dimension and architectural interest. A boned bodice creates a sculpted, secure

Retails for $262

About:

Inspired by the best-selling Laurel, the Floralie Strapless Gown is a refined statement piece designed for elevated occasions. Crafted in a richly textured pink floral jacquard, this gown balances romantic detailing with a modern, structured silhouette.

The strapless neckline highlights the décolletage, while the structured ruffle bust detail adds dimension and architectural interest. A boned bodice creates a sculpted, secure fit through the torso, designed to flatter and hold its shape throughout the evening. For versatility, detachable straps allow you to customise the look from classic strapless to added support when needed.

The fitted silhouette flows into an asymmetric hem, offering graceful movement and a contemporary finish. The bodice is fully lined for comfort and structure, while the unlined skirt maintains a lightweight, fluid feel. Finished with a centre back invisible zipper, the Floralie is thoughtfully designed for a seamless fit.

Ideal for weddings, formal events and evening occasions, this pink floral gown delivers timeless elegance with a modern edge—perfect for moments that call for polished impact. - Elliatt

Fit:

Length (Size S): 46" / 116 CM

Tiggy wears size XS

Height: 5'10.5" / 179cm
Bust: 31.5" / 80cm
Waist: 24.5" / 62cm
Hips: 37" / 94cm

This size chart is provided by Elliatt.  Please use this as a reference and note measurements may not be exact. Not sure which size? Rent two sizes using our BACKUPDRESS code at checkout to receive 70% off a backup size! Click here for more info about our backup dress service!

Chart is in inches

SIZE XXS XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

BUST

30

32

34

36

38

40

42

44

WAIST

23

25

27

29

31

33

34.5

36.5

HIP

33

36

38

40

42

44

45.5

47.5

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