Size 8 Wedding Dress - Moderne 1960s Satin Bridal Gown with Lattice Pearl Sleeves & Detachable Train - Bust 35 - NOS Deadstock - 31886-1 size 16 sweater Shirt: Bust 38

Name: Size 8 Wedding Dress - Moderne 1960s Satin Bridal Gown with Lattice Pearl Sleeves & Detachable Train - Bust 35 - NOS Deadstock - 31886-1 size 16 sweater Shirt: Bust 38
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71829579279
Price: 250.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.714600000000001 (22 reviews)

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Description

Size 8 Wedding Dress Moderne 1960s Satin Bridal Gown with Lattice Pearl Sleeves & Detachable Train Bust 35 NOS Deadstock 31886 1 size 16 sweater Shirt: Bust 38 Shirt: Bust 38 White polyester waffle pique Train Length 73 Please remember vintage sizes and modern sizes can vary a great deal

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