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utahstories x Dress-Lace Maxi Lace Dress

If you are looking for something that gives off that angelic vibe, then check out this utahstories x dress-lace pure white maxi lace dress. The material is lightweight and the super thin spaghetti straps give it a delicate look. It does toss a little naughty in with all that nice as there is a high…

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If you are looking for something that gives off that angelic vibe, then check out this utahstories x dress-lace pure white maxi lace dress. The material is lightweight and the super thin spaghetti straps give it a delicate look. It does toss a little naughty in with all that nice as there is a high thigh split to show off long legs and a cross strap back that bares a good amount of skin. Those looking close will also see a mini length underlay which gives the bottom a beautiful sheer look. Be a pure beauty in this maxi dress that is perfect for any season.
Some features of this maxi lace dress include:
Mini length underlay
Slim cross strap back detail
Regular fit – true to size
100% Viscose

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