Gehna Patola Maxi (Dress) in Green
Brighten up your wardrobe with this stunning Gehna Patola Maxi Dress in Green. This outfit features a floor-length gown in a rich green hue. This green maxi dress is adorned with intricate handwork in the neckline, showcasing a colorful Patola pattern that adds a vibrant and traditional touch. The scalloped Cut-Dana works at sleeves that complete the look. The flare of the gown perfectly matches the celebration vibe, and the pleated skirt drapes gracefully, creating an elegant and flattering silhouette. This maxi dress effortlessly blends timeless craftsmanship with contemporary flair, making it ideal for both festive and special occasions.
Front Neck: 7 inches
Closure: Side Zip in the Dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Long Dress
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
Wash Care: Dry Wash
Model Height: 5.4 inches
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Manipuri & Georgette
Green
Handwork
55 inches
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