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Overhaul your occasional wardrobe with this standout showcase curve beth dress by Dorothy Perkins. Structured for an enhanced fit, the dress is designed to nip you at the waist with a ribbon tie detail for a pretty yet comfortable wear. The floaty flared skirt for a feminine feel and the sweetheart lining seen through the square neck lends this sleeveless mini dress an elegant allure. With pleats on the elasticated bodice, the prom style dress is perfect to pair with strappy heels and a metallic

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