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Sara sold this dress on Stillwhite.

Final sale price: NZ $1,000
Time to sell: 6 days
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Grace Loves Lace, Tara

Label NZ 10 • Stillwhite Size US 6

NZ $1,000

Approx US $570

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Designer: Grace Loves Lace
Model: Tara
Label size: NZ 10
Condition: Used
Color: Ivory
Year made: 2016

About the Dress

I LOVE this dress! It was so comfortable to wear on our super warm wedding day. I bought it from Grace Loves Lace so it was designed and made in Australia. The beautiful full silk satin lining made it so smooth and the chiffon outer layer made it fall and...

Sheath
V-Neck
Low Back
Spaghetti Straps
Floor Length

Condition

Used
Dry cleaned
Silk fabric
Has not been altered

Sold by Sara

Private Seller · Active over a year ago

About the Dress

I LOVE this dress! It was so comfortable to wear on our super warm wedding day. I bought it from Grace Loves Lace so it was designed and made in Australia.

The beautiful full silk satin lining made it so smooth and the chiffon outer layer made it fall and flow really elegantly. The bodice has French lace embroidered on it and is gorgeous.

This dress was made to my measurements and I am a standard size ten (AU/NZ) plus it is a super forgiving style that would easily fit a size 12 or 8 as well. It is made in ivory colour and I wore a chapel length, ivory sheer veil with it (which I can include for free with the dress). The train is 40cm.

I am sad to sell it but it's such a shame to see it sitting in the closet for the rest of my life!

Here is the link to the website https://graceloveslace.com.au/shop/tara/
I bought it in 2016 for $2,300

I have had it dry cleaned and it is in perfect condition, no tears, stains or damage.

Message me if you want to see more pictures. Viewers welcome if you are based in NZ.

The only alteration I had made was the straps were shortened by like 1cm but she just sewed them down, not cut them so that can easily be unpicked if wanted.