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$2,038 USD - EMAIL SELLER
- DESIGNER:
- Janell Berte
- STYLE:
- 5136
- Listing Number:
- 19390
- Condition:
- Used
- Purchased In:
- 2006
- Color Family:
- Color:
- Ivory
- Label Size:
- 6
- Bust:
- 33.5
- Hips:
- 36
- Street Size:
- 2
- Waist:
- 25
- Height w/shoes:
- 5' 10"
- Silhouette:
- Ball Gown
- Neckline:
- V-neck
- Waistline:
- Natural Waist
- Sleeve Style:
- Straps
- Dress Length:
- Floor Length
- Seller Is:
- Individual (Gown purchased for personal use).
- Original Owner:
- yes
- Has Receipt:
- yes
- DRESS DETAILS
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Classic and timeless this “dress” is truly a “gown”! Radiant ivory, with dramatic front and back V, it has ruching all the way around the rib cage area creating a beautifully defined waistline. Coved buttons conceal the zipper, and graceful pleats down the back give the train sophisticated dimension. It has a modest ball gown/exaggerated A line silhouette.
Visit www.berte.com. This style is featured under the “Fashion,” “Berte Couture Wedding Gowns” tab. You can also see this gown under the “Communication,” “Real Brides” tab.
Made in the USA by Janell Berte. Couture gown in excellent condition.
- DRESS ALTERATIONS
- A French bustle was added (ribbons removed prior to dry cleaning), hemmed to height with shoes (5'10'), straps shortened a pinch & soft thin bra cups added under the original lining layer for extra support.
- VEIL / HEADPIECE DESCRIPTION
- Not included.
- PRESERVATION METHOD
- Professionally dry cleaned at Holly Cleaners, in MA. Packed in a cotton sheet, inside the original acid free box the gown was received in. *Janelle personally recommended this cleaner & method of storage.
- LOCATION
- Exeter,New Hampshire,United States
- TERMS OF SALES
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All sales final.
- LOCATION
- Exeter,New Hampshire,United States
- WILL SHIP TO
- SHIPPING COSTS
- To Be Paid By Buyer
- ACCEPTED PAYMENT METHODS
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Paypal, cash, cashiers check
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