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white dress with lace

white dress with lace Lady Black Tie - Giselle Dress - White Lace Dress

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white dress with lace Lady Black Tie - Giselle Dress - White Lace DressStep into your moment in the White Giselle Midi Dress, a romantic lace midi designed to turn heads. Featuring a structured sweetheart neckline and embroidered frill cap sleeves, this timeless silhouette is perfect for bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, graduations, and other special occasions. The asymmetrical handkerchief hem adds soft movement and modern charm, while the dramatic fishtail back brings an elevated edge. Made from custom lace with a

Step into your moment in the White Giselle Midi Dress, a romantic lace midi designed to turn heads. Featuring a structured sweetheart neckline and embroidered frill cap sleeves, this timeless silhouette is perfect for bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, graduations, and other special occasions.

The asymmetrical handkerchief hem adds soft movement and modern charm, while the dramatic fishtail back brings an elevated edge. Made from custom lace with a fully lined body (excluding the hem), the Giselle offers a flattering fit for a polished and feminine look.

Features:

Dress Type: Midi Cocktail & Wedding Guest Dress

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Neckline: Sweetheart

Sleeve Type: Embroidered frill cap sleeves

Fabric: Custom lace (non-stretch)

Hemline: Asymmetrical handkerchief hem, fishtail (unlined)

Back: Exposed zipper closure

Lining: Lined, except hem

Fit: Runs structured; if between sizes, size up

Occasion: Bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, graduation, engagement photos, cocktail events

Fit Note:
This style has limited to no stretch. For the best fit, refer to your measurements.
Model is 5'9" wearing size US 2. Dress length is approximately 42" for size 2, increasing by 0.5" per size.

Images are shot under natural lighting, colors may appear darker in certain areas due to shadow. This Dress ships from our showroom location in Hudson, Massachusetts, USA.

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