GET SPOTTED SHOP STOCKS BFM x LDG: Hiraya Reversible Dress with Adjustable Waist
SKU: GS-R-D-1906-s
VENDOR: Get Spotted Shop
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GET SPOTTED SHOP STOCKS BFM x LDG: Hiraya Reversible Dress with Adjustable Waist
Reversible Black
Get Spotted - Ayala Mall Capital Central
Ayala Malls Capitol Central
Gatuslao Street
6100 Bacolod PH-NEC
Philippines
+639173100091
Hiraya is a V-neck dress with puffed sleeves.
Hiraya is a multifunctional dress which can be adjusted depending on your body changes...or mood!
First of all, it is reversible so you can choose to wear the plain or the printed one in front...up to you!
Two, it has an adjustible waist which you can loosen while pregnant or tighten a bit once you get you pre-pregnancy body back.
Fabric:
Printed side: Linen
Plain side: Rayon
Size guide (in inches):
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Freesize
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| Chest | 54 |
| Waist | 52 |
| Length | 51 |
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