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BABEYOND Women's Flapper Dresses 1920s V Neck Beaded Fringed Great Gatsby Dress (Black, L (Fits 29.9"-33.9" Waist & 36.2"-40.2" Hips))
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About BABEYOND Women's Flapper Dresses 1920s V Neck
BABEYOND Women's Flapper Dresses 1920s V Neck Beaded Fringed Great Gatsby DressFeatures:Flapper Dresses 1920s: Made of Polyester, Beaded & Sequins. The accessories like headband, bracelet, etc. on model are not included. But you can find these flapper accessories from BABEYOND storefront.Flapper dress long, flapper dresses with sleeves or without and flapper dress plus size are all available in our store.Great Dress for Cocktail, Prom, evening, event, Christmas, dance and for 1920s party, great gatsby party, art deco party and flapper party. Can also be used as Latin dress, tango dress, rhythm dress and rumba dress.This is an amazing, hand beaded, 1920's style flapper dress with a lot of detail! Dress is made of stretchy mesh fabric that is over a separate satin slip. Dress is fully beaded and has a V neck and back. The bottom layer of hanging fringe moves beautifully during walking or dancing. About BABEYONDBABEYOND is a dedicated, passionate team with a wide range of skillsets and professional work experience within the vintage clothing industry. We have never stopped remodeling our product into trendy market and satisfying our customers.Care Our CustomersDespite our rapid growth, we never stopped committing to providing customers the great product, time-critical delivery and best service. Your satisfaction and positive feedback is very important to us.Choose BABEYONDAll of our products are fullfilled by Amazon only, we never authorize any third party to sell BABEYOND products on Amazon. For 100% buyer satisfaction, please purchase authentic products sold by BABEYOND.
