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Vintage Butterfly Gown
Vintage Butterfly Gown
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The dress is made of turquoise chiffon with yellow and purple insert panels and a fabulous butterfly appliqué done in shades of purple, gold, dusty rose and slate blue.
You will find this dress in the formal category.
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Also I would love to hear some feedback.
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