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Size 10 Wedding Dress - 1960s White Crepe Vintage Bridal Gown with Lace Bodice & Formal Skirt - Attached Train - 60s Alfred Angelo - NWT size 000 shirt All three are set in

Name: Size 10 Wedding Dress - 1960s White Crepe Vintage Bridal Gown with Lace Bodice & Formal Skirt - Attached Train - 60s Alfred Angelo - NWT size 000 shirt All three are set in
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 5288683144
Price: 179.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1386 (20 reviews)

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Size 10 Wedding Dress 1960s White Crepe Vintage Bridal Gown with Lace Bodice & Formal Skirt Attached Train 60s Alfred Angelo NWT size 000 shirt All three are set in All three are set in sparkling rhinestones with a metal 'phone cord' matching red linings are ecru silk organza and synthetic white taffeta To get actual fabric widths add two inches at the bust one inch at the waist and two inches at the hip

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