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Updated Mar 26

J Crew silk halter cream maxi A-line fully lined bridal rehearsal wedding size 6

Name: J Crew silk halter cream maxi A-line fully lined bridal rehearsal wedding size 6
Brand: J. Crew
SKU: 646606ab97b5d07cda66d63f
Price: 39.0 USD
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J Crew silk halter cream maxi A-line fully lined bridal rehearsal wedding size 6 . Length 60 inches, width of skirt spread out is 44 inches so it has a full bottom. Covered buttons and back zip. I bought this at a consignment shop for my petite daughter but it was too big. Paid $150. See the last pic, there are very small snags, I only noticed while ironing. Must’ve been from dressing room jewelry.

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yallieluft Very interested, just wondering — are the snags on the bust triangles? Is the skirt figure skimming? Tysm

Mar 29Reply

mideastcoast @yallieluft I’m actually at my lunch hour at the gym, I’ll be back to view it and let you know in about an hour or so. Thanks for your interest.

Mar 29Reply

yallieluft @mideastcoast take your time, all good!

Mar 29Reply

mideastcoast @yallieluft also, I received an email that the return policy has been modified . I d k what they have changed but I believe returns have gotten easier. If so, I think that’s def a good thing since the strict return policy makes sales more difficult! You may want to check that out.

Mar 29Reply

mideastcoast Before I pack it I wanted to give you the opportunity to cancel. I can’t find any snags on the triangles. There is one on the bodice piece-on the underarm of the right side. The snags I could find are along the middle back seam, under the buttons about halfway down the skirt. I tried to send a pic but it won’t let me now that’s it’s sold. Btw, I had to search for the snags. The photos really magnify them and they aren’t noticeable until you iron or really inspect.

Mar 29Reply