realisation par red dress The Dolce Dress | Realisation Par
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realisation par red dress

realisation par red dress The Dolce Dress | Realisation Par

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realisation par red dress The Dolce Dress | Realisation ParThe Dolce Dress by Ralisation Par is simplicity at its finest. Designed in a printed fabric and cut on the bias, it flatters the body with an effortless drape. A high neckline and flared cuffs add quiet drama to this classic silhouette. Brand: Realisation Par Retails New For: R5,000. 00 Its all in the details: Long Sleeves With Flare Cuff High Neckline Cut on the Bias Maxi length Size + Fit: We are renting a size that tis One Size as this style is cut

The Dolce Dress by Réalisation Par is simplicity at its finest. Designed in a printed fabric and cut on the bias, it flatters the body with an effortless drape. A high neckline and flared cuffs add quiet drama to this classic silhouette.

Brand: Realisation Par 
Retails New For: R5,000.00 

It’s all in the details:

  • Long Sleeves With Flare Cuff
  • High Neckline
  • Cut on the Bias 
  • Maxi-length 

Size + Fit:
We are renting a size that tis One-Size as this style is cut to the Bias, it would fit a size 10 to size 16. Great for growing bumps.

Measurements:

  • Bust: 104–110 cm
  • Waist: 92–100 cm
  • Hips: 110–118 cm
  • Length: Approx. 132–136 cm from shoulder to hem (maxi length)

Fit Notes:

  • True-to-size fit (designed to skim the body rather than cling)
  • Bias-cut fabric allows natural stretch and fluid movement
  • Flared cuff sleeves balance the silhouette
  • Best suited to fuller or curvier figures due to relaxed drape
  • Non-restrictive fit with elegant flow through the skirt

see our size guide here.

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