This stunning strapless maxi gown features an elegant silhouette enhanced by a hidden corset construction. The engineered floral design, with luxurious velvet flowers cascading down the body, creates a captivating visual effect. Perfect for black tie events, this heavyweight dress is fully lined for comfort and features a convenient side zip closure. Pair it with heels and a clutch to elevate any formal occasion.
From the brand: A striking gown that is sure to wow
Boasting a strapless silhouette with a hidden corset construction, this elegant maxi dress boasts an engineered floral design with velvet flowers that grow as they go down the body. Style with heels and a clutch for all of your upcoming black tie events.
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Strapless
Side zip closure
Velvet floral designÂ
Heavyweight
Lined
Material: 100% Polyester
Care: Dry clean
To maintain the elegance of the Black Burnout Velvet Genevieve Gown, it is recommended to dry clean only. This ensures that the velvet floral design and the garment's structural integrity are preserved.
Yes, the Black Burnout Velvet Genevieve Gown is a heavyweight dress made from 100% polyester material, making it warm enough for winter events. Its luxurious velvet design also adds a touch of sophistication suitable for the season.
The Black Burnout Velvet Genevieve Gown is designed with durability in mind, featuring a hidden corset construction for added support. Its heavyweight construction ensures that it maintains its form and elegance throughout your events.
The Black Burnout Velvet Genevieve Gown is crafted with an intricate velvet floral design and features a hidden corset, providing both style and structure. Its quality materials and careful craftsmanship contribute to its premium price point.
While the Black Burnout Velvet Genevieve Gown is ideal for black-tie events, you can add casual accessories to tone it down for less formal settings. However, its strapless silhouette and opulent fabric are designed for elegant occasions, so it's best suited for dressier outings.
