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Lauren sold this dress on Stillwhite.

Final sale price
AU $500
Time to sell
365+ days
Listing views
3,501
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Verified Buyer

“Good to communicate through the app, easy to see, would be good to have a mobile app though”

Verified Seller

“Good just a slow market”

Mia Solano, Bianca - M1534L

Label AU 14 • Stillwhite Size US 10

AU $650 $1,900 66% off

Approx US $460

Delivery & Returns

  • Ships to United States
  • Message seller for delivery cost
  • Sent from Australia
Designer
Mia Solano
Model
Bianca - M1534L
Label size
AU 14
Condition
Used
Color
Ivory
Year made
2016

About the Dress

Will fit size 12 - 16 as the style allows generous adjustments. Tulle and beaded applique ball gown with sweetheart neckline. Removable beaded satin belt. Chapel length train. Soft lace details, feminine accents and a flattering silhouette, the Mia Solano Bianca ball gown wedding dress was made for the bride...

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  • Ballgown
  • Sweetheart
  • Corset Back
  • Strapless
  • Floor Length

Condition

  • Used
  • Dry cleaned
  • Tulle fabric
  • Has not been altered

Sold by Lauren

Private Seller · Active over a year ago

About the Dress

Will fit size 12 - 16 as the style allows generous adjustments.

Tulle and beaded applique ball gown with sweetheart neckline. Removable beaded satin belt. Chapel length train.

Soft lace details, feminine accents and a flattering silhouette, the Mia Solano Bianca ball gown wedding dress was made for the bride wanting a traditional feel with a modern look.

Beginning with a sweetheart neckline framed with scalloped lace, the dress is incredibly detailed and elegantly laces up at the back. The skirt flares from the waist to create an incredible statement and moves gracefully with every movement.

If you have questions or want more pictures let me know.

Dress has cleaned up perfectly!

Tear on the left side of the dress on the second layer of tulle. Not visible unless you look right up close or pick up the top layer. Can be repaired. (image above)

Heel hole at the very back of the train (image above) also not noticeable unless u lift a layer and look up close. Can be repaired.