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evening dress with cape

evening dress with cape Ladivine CL08 Long A-Line Chiffon Flowing Cape Evening Gown Bronze / 10

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evening dress with cape Ladivine CL08 Long A-Line Chiffon Flowing Cape Evening Gown Bronze / 10Command the room in this A line evening gown by Ladivine CL08, designed with a bateau neckline and a beaded bodice that shimmers with intricate crystal detailing. Flowing cape sleeves cascade from the shoulders, adding drama and movement with every step. The soft, floor length skirt completes the look, making this gown a stunning choice for black tie occasions and a mother of the bride. An ideal full length dress for red carpet events, pageant, prom

Command the room in this A-line evening gown by Ladivine CL08, designed with a bateau neckline and a beaded bodice that shimmers with intricate crystal detailing. Flowing cape sleeves cascade from the shoulders, adding drama and movement with every step. The soft, floor-length skirt completes the look, making this gown a stunning choice for black-tie occasions and a mother of the bride.

An ideal full-length dress for red carpet events, pageant, prom or in any other formal occasions! 

  • Designer: Cinderella Divine (Ladivine)
  • Item number: CL08
  • Silhouette: A-line
  • Design: Bateau neckline, beaded bodice, dramatic cape sleeves
  • Fabric & Material: Chiffon base with crystal and sequin embellishments
  • Fit Detail: Structured bodice with flattering waistline and cape sleeve accents
  • Occasions: Perfect for galas, black tie events, or mother of the bride
  • Sizes: 6 to 20
  • Colors: bronze, eggplant, navy blue
Size 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24
Bust 31 32 34 35 36 37.5 39 41 43.25 45.5 48 50.5 53.5
Waist 24 25 27 28 29 30.5 32.25 34.25 36.5 39 42 45 48
Hips 34 35 37 38 39 40.5 42.25 44.25 46.5 49 52 55 58
* This size chart is for reference only. A variance of +/- 1 inch may apply to these measurements due to different patterns and fabrics used in our designs.
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