Gothic Dresses

You will surely look haunting in this structured yet remarkably comfortable dress made with knit chenille lace stripes, and fully lined with a buttery soft ponte.

The flattering cut features boning on bodice sides and gripper silicone elastic along the strapless bustier to give the wearer a supportive fit whilst still staying comfortable. The skirt is fully lined in the same soft ponte and is cut as a circular swing skirt giving it a grand sweep. Deep pockets to hide your tissues. Back bridal zipper, a high neck collar à la a heroine from a penny dreadful novella. A 1" black velvet belt polishes the funeral parlor look.

Designed by Lynh Haaga and Micheline Pitt and made in China.

Fabric Content: Shell: 58% Nylon, 12% Spandex 30% Polyester

Knit Lining: 70% Rayon, 26% Nylon, 4% Spandex

Photos by: Susie Q

Model Info: Margo is 5'1" and wearing a size medium. The skirt lands as a midi on her.

Fit Advice: The fit is close to our Mourning dress, but with a mechanical stretch stripe. True to size. Go by your waist, but will stretch within range.

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