long sleeve embroidered dress Mac Duggal Embroidered Long Sleeve A Line Ball Gown
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long sleeve embroidered dress

long sleeve embroidered dress Mac Duggal Embroidered Long Sleeve A Line Ball Gown

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long sleeve embroidered dress Mac Duggal Embroidered Long Sleeve A Line Ball GownCapture everyones attention when you walk in wearing the Mac Duggal A Line Ball Gown this long sleeve stunner turns heads without trying. The snug lace top features delicate embroidery plus a jewel neck that flatters your shape beautifully. Instead of clinging too tightly, the wide A line skirt drapes smoothly from the hips, giving off timeless grace. Lined all through for ease, it also includes gently built in cups so you feel steady, calm, and

Capture everyone’s attention when you walk in wearing the Mac Duggal A-Line Ball Gown - this long-sleeve stunner turns heads without trying. The snug lace top features delicate embroidery plus a jewel neck that flatters your shape beautifully. Instead of clinging too tightly, the wide A-line skirt drapes smoothly from the hips, giving off timeless grace. Lined all through for ease, it also includes gently built-in cups so you feel steady, calm, and totally ready.

Key Features:

  • Embroidered Lace Bodice: Adds charm and delicate detailing for a timeless look.
  • Long Sleeves with Jewel Neckline: Frames your arms and neckline beautifully while keeping the design sophisticated.
  • Full A-Line Skirt: Flows gracefully from the waist, offering a flattering, classic silhouette.
  • Comfortable Fit: Fully lined with soft cup inserts for ease, support, and confidence all evening.
  • Zipper Back: Ensures a sleek, secure fit without compromising style.

Available in Elegant Colors:

Mocha, Navy, and White — pick the shade that fits your style and occasion.

Perfect for Prom, Red Carpet & Formal Celebrations!

This gown is perfect for proms, homecomings, weddings, pageants, red-carpet events, or any special occasion where you want to shine. It combines timeless sophistication with modern glamour, making sure your entrance is noticed and memorable.

Details:

  • Fabric: Lace
  • Length: Full Length
  • Sleeve Style: Long Sleeve
  • Colors: Mocha, Navy, White
  • Sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18
  • Occasion: Formal, Prom, Homecoming, Wedding Guest, Red Carpet, Pageant, Special Occasion Fully Lined with Soft Cup Inserts
  • Style: MD11121

Care Tips:

  • Dry Clean Only: Preserves delicate lace and embroidery details.
  • Store in a Garment Bag: Protects fabric from dust or snagging.
  • Avoid Direct Heat: Do not iron directly on embroidery.
  • Hang Carefully: Use a padded hanger to maintain the gown’s shape.
  • Spot Clean Gently: Light dabbing works best for minor stains.

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  • Delivery typically takes 3–10 business days, depending on your location and selected shipping method. 
  • Once shipped, you’ll receive tracking details to follow your order. Our support team is available anytime for questions, ensuring a smooth and worry-free experience.
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