Sharanya Crush silk Dress in Pink
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Step into timeless elegance with this stunning long dress crafted in luxurious Crush Space Silk. The soft, textured fabric gracefully drapes to create an ethereal, flowing silhouette — perfect for festive occasions or intimate gatherings.The dress features an intricately hand-embellished Madhubala neckline, adorned with delicate cutdana and handwork detailing that adds a touch of traditional charm. The full sleeves continue the ornate detailing, offering a refined finish that complements the overall aesthetic. A beautifully coordinated dupatta with a scallop border completes the ensemble, adding finesse and fluidity to your look. The minimal yet striking embellishments give a perfect blend of tradition and modern grace.
Front Depth : 7Inch
Long Dress Length : 55Inch
What you will receive : 1 Long Dress + 1 Dupatta
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Crush Space Silk
Pink
Handwork,Cutdana
55Inch
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