Dark brown and deep pink quirky dress size 12 to 14. French design CoCo Menthe SE217HR. ?8.

By VonDav
November 1, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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VonDav

Posted November 1, 2020

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Posted November 1, 2020

Fun dress size 3 in French style but uk sizing I?d say 12-14

Striped pink top section is soft jersey do a little stretchy and the brown fabric below mostly cotton with a subtle full skirt very slight balloon shape which sounds odd but it works.

Length is below knee for me at 165cm tall but measuring from shoulder to hem it?s 112cm.

Looks good with tights and a cardigan or jacket

Handwash advised on label but I used gentle cycle and handwash soap with no problem.

Collect from SE217HR

Message me on 07739413691 if any questions.

Von

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