BHLDN Charm School Dress STYLE #27243914 Affordable unclassified dresses

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*The dress is 43 inches from shoulder to hemline. When I filled this out, I wasn't sure how to answer the "Height with Shoes" category, since this is a tea-length dress. As a 5'5" woman, it hit me a few inches below my knees.

This is such a lovely, unique dress, and I want it to have a second life! The lace and beading details are absolutely incredible, and if you're a fan of antique aesthetics, you'll adore it. There's a lovely, subtle, geometric pattern that has an art-deco vibe to it, and the whole thing screams "vintage beauty!" without the struggles of wearing such a fragile, old dress. The fabrics are all such high quality, never itchy, and light. Not to mention, because of the shorter length and fit-and-slare silhouette, it's so much fun to dance in! I twirled all night in this lovely little gown. I hope I can find it a new, loving bride, because this is a dress that deserves to be worn more than once and just stored away for an eternity.

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Here's the description from BHLDN's website:
A lively mix of lace, intricate beadwork, and ultra-feminine details make this Tracy Reese original an irresistible choice for brides with a soft spot for vintage. The fit-and-flare silhouette, tapered at the waistline with a drawstring sash, hearkens back to Dior’s New Look style while a mesmerizing pattern of diamonds embroidered from pearly seed beads, is an inspired use of geometry. Crystal shank buttons are a glamorous addition to sheer three-quarter sleeves. Button closure. Professionally clean. Imported.

  • This silhouette is fitted through the bodice. For best fit, size to the curvier of your bust and waist measurements.
  • Can be shortened; using an experienced bridal tailor is recommended
  • Tulle, lace, and nylon shell
  • Silk habotai lining

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*Some of the teeny seed beads seem to have maybe fallen off around the waist and armpit area, but I'm also not sure if it was always like that.