XS 1950s Dress - Red & White Cotton German Dirndl - Adorable 50s Corset Style Oktoberfest Frock - Bustle Back - Shell Buttons - Waist 24 Size:2 Raised Waist 26 to 30

Name: XS 1950s Dress - Red & White Cotton German Dirndl - Adorable 50s Corset Style Oktoberfest Frock - Bustle Back - Shell Buttons - Waist 24 Size:2 Raised Waist 26 to 30
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 3454239466
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.018 (24 reviews)

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Description

XS 1950s Dress Red & White Cotton German Dirndl Adorable 50s Corset Style Oktoberfest Frock Bustle Back Shell Buttons Waist 24 Size:2 Raised Waist 26 to 30 Raised Waist 26 to 30 Shirt: Chest 21 75 Inches (has a deep hem with 5 inches hem allowance) Additional photos are often available

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