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black dress with silver accents

black dress with silver accents Black Latin-Rhythm Dress | Purple Accents

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black dress with silver accents Black Latin-Rhythm Dress | Purple AccentsGet ready to make a statement in this stunning Latin rhythm tango dress! The black glitter slinky fabric is adorned with a dazzling tanzanite periwinkle electric like pattern, expertly layered over sheer black stretch mesh. Adding even more sparkle is the crystal heliotrope Preciosa rhinestones, intricate hand beading, and sequined chiffon flounce filled skirt. Perfect for dancing the fiery Argentine tango or any Latin Rhythm dances with confidence

Get ready to make a statement in this stunning Latin-rhythm-tango dress! The black glitter slinky fabric is adorned with a dazzling tanzanite-periwinkle electric-like pattern, expertly layered over sheer black stretch mesh. Adding even more sparkle is the crystal heliotrope Preciosa rhinestones, intricate hand beading, and sequined chiffon flounce-filled skirt. Perfect for dancing the fiery Argentine tango or any Latin-Rhythm dances with confidence and style!

✦ Priced below current remake cost of $1,980.00 — a rare opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind piece.

Design Features:

  • Black glitter slinky fabric with dazzling tanzanite-periwinkle electric-like pattern
  • Expertly layered over sheer black stretch mesh
  • Crystal heliotrope Preciosa rhinestones
  • Intricate hand beading throughout
  • Sequined chiffon flounce-filled skirt

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This stunning dress is designed for dancers who want to make a bold, electrifying statement on the Latin dance floor. The dazzling tanzanite-periwinkle electric pattern and crystal heliotrope rhinestones create spectacular visual impact for Cha Cha, where the sequined chiffon flounces add beautiful movement during quick footwork and playful hip action. The dress excels in Rumba with its intricate hand beading that catches the light during slow, sensual movements and romantic styling. For Samba, the flounce-filled skirt creates gorgeous bounce action that emphasizes rhythmic patterns and body movements. The dress is perfect for dancing the fiery Argentine Tango, where the black base with electric purple accents adds dramatic intensity to sharp movements and passionate choreography. It also shines in Jive and Swing dancing, where the expertly layered mesh and sparkling embellishments create eye-catching effects during energetic spins and turns. Ideal for competitive Latin-Rhythm events at intermediate to advanced levels, regional and national competitions, showcases, and theatrical performances where you want to dance with confidence and style. The electrifying pattern ensures you'll stand out on the dance floor with stunning, modern elegance.

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Size: Will fit size 3/4-7/8

Each Crystal's Creations dress is meticulously handcrafted with premium fabrics and crystal embellishments.

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