mac duggal red dress Mac Duggal Women's Ruffle Shoulder V-Neck Gown - Mint
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mac duggal red dress

mac duggal red dress Mac Duggal Women's Ruffle Shoulder V-Neck Gown - Mint

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mac duggal red dress Mac Duggal Women's Ruffle Shoulder V-Neck Gown - MintThis bodice is masterfully fitted with a deep V neck and a structured sleeveless top to form a centered fit keeping a professional profile. This prom long ruffled ball gown by Mac Duggal 48856 creation is made with high density chiffon and accurate pleating to make the upper frame stand its position with high architectural content giving it a smooth and balanced body at any high profile gala or prom. In this light the ball gown skirt is designed in

This bodice is masterfully fitted with a deep V-neck and a structured sleeveless top to form a centered fit keeping a professional profile. This prom long ruffled ball gown by Mac Duggal 48856 creation is made with high-density chiffon and accurate pleating to make the upper frame stand its position with high architectural content giving it a smooth and balanced body at any high profile gala or prom.

In this light the ball gown skirt is designed in detail that upholds an architectural shape that holds a consistent profile. The chiffon structure is a weighted fabric to guarantee that this gown maintains its volume and alignment and this dramatic ruffle accent and brush train is to be used to give a structural depth to the piece making this fully lined gown with a square cut in the back a convenient and good quality item to wear to pageants or red-carpeted events.

Key Features:

  • Structural Pleated Bodice: A masterfully constructed upper section designed to provide a secure fit and a sharp, consistent profile.

  • Asymmetrical Ruffle Detail: A precision-engineered accent that curves from the shoulder through the skirt for added structural depth.

  • Architectural Ball Gown Skirt: Precision-cut to ensure a clear, formal silhouette with a steady, weighted hang.

  • Deep Cut Square Back: A reinforced rear design that maintains the garment's alignment while providing a well-defined shape.

  • Premium Chiffon Fabric: High-quality material selected for its structural substance and smooth, professional drape.

Available Colors:

White, Red Cherry, Black, Cobalt, Hot Pink, Powder Blue, Mint, Marigold, Coral, Emerald, Wine, Blush

Perfect for Special Occasions!

A premier selection for those seeking a structured ball gown that combines the precision of a pleated bodice with the high-impact finish of a ruffled chiffon silhouette.

Details:

  • Designer: Mac Duggal

  • Style: 48856

  • Fit: Ball Gown

  • Length: Full Length (with Brush Train)

  • Fabric: Chiffon

  • Sleeve Style: Sleeveless

  • Sizes: 0 - 16

  • Occasion: Prom, Formal, Homecoming, Wedding Guest, Red Carpet, Pageant

Care & Handling:

  • Cleaning: Professional dry clean only to maintain the structural integrity of the pleats and ruffle accents.

  • Hanging: Always use the internal hanging loops; avoid hanging solely by the shoulders to prevent the weight of the ball gown skirt from stretching the bodice.

  • Steaming: Use a low-heat steamer from the inside out; keep the steamer at a distance to preserve the crispness of the ruffles and pleats.

  • Storage: Store in a breathable, full-length garment bag to maintain the gown’s architectural shape and protect the chiffon.

Shipping & Delivery:

  • Orders are generally processed and ready for shipment within 48 to 72 hours.

  • Standard ground shipping is reliable and typically arrives within 2 to 7 business days.

  • A tracking number will be emailed to you as soon as your gown is dispatched from our facility.

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