Vera Wang Lavender Label : tomato stretch satin crossback dress : style # 321822301

Vera Wang Lavender Label

tomato stretch satin crossback dress

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Wrap yourself in Vera Wang Lavender Label and let your clothes do the talking.
  • Color: Tomato
  • Mid-weight stretch satin
  • V-neck
  • Crossover panels at bodice
  • Banded waist
  • Crossback
  • Rear concealed zip with dual snap closure
  • Unlined
  • Contemporary fit
  • Size 4 measures approximately 20'' long from natural waist; may vary by size
  • 68% Acetate / 29% Nylon / 3% Spandex; Dry Clean; Imported; style#321822301
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Vera Wang Lavender Label

Native New Yorker, Vera Wang, founded her namesake company in 1990 after spending 16 years as a fashion editor at Vogue and later as Design Director of women's accessories at Ralph Lauren. With the instantaneous success of her now notorious bridal line, Wang launched her ready-to-wear collection in 2004. Keeping her silhouettes long and lean and playing with the textural quality of different fabrics, Wang has been able to effortlessly capture the modern, romantic woman of today.