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When that “I have nothing to wear” panic sets in, reach for this sophisticated style. Made of soft Italian viscose satin, the Bias Dress features cap sleeves and a timeless bias cut that beautifully drapes the body. The flowy silhouette offers a touch of movement, adding visual interest to your look.
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