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Impeccable pleats and a pretty floral pattern heighten the occasion-ready drama of this asymmetric gown.
- 60 1/2" length (size Small)
- Hidden back-zip closure
- Asymmetric neck
- Sleeveless
- Partially lined
- 100% polyester
- Machine wash, dry flat
- Imported
- Item #10900334
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- True to size.
- XXS=00-0, XS=0-2, S=4-6, M=6-8, L=8-10, XL=10-12, XXL=14-16.
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Dress the Population
Launched in Los Angeles in 2011, Dress the Population is known for its fresh take on evening wear geared toward dressing women with a chic, spirited approach to style. With the goal of making quality design accessible and affordable, the company offers fashion-forward pieces that run the gamut from sequined jumpsuits to sophisticated little black dresses and glamorous gowns.
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Sums44
Reposted from nordstrom.com
Verified purchase
Mar 14, 2026
It's a beautiful dress, but I had to size up (5'4, 128lbs, 34D). I usually wear a small and had to get a medium. It's long on me and I may need to get it altered.
Tessmrck
Reposted from nordstrom.com
Verified purchase
Sept 29, 2025
Holy moly!
This fabric draped wonderfully, and felt wonderful on my skin—I felt so pretty moving in it. The colors are much better in person, with the gold threads. I’m 34 C, and while I didn’t totally fill out the cups you couldn’t tell because of the ruching. It was hard to do the back zip myself, but came up easily when my husband did it for me. Stayed up all night comfortably without readjusting. Endless complements. It was about two inches too long for me at 5’4”.
