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fleur du mal Tuxedo Dress in Ivory. Size 0, 2, 4, 6, 8.

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fleur du mal Tuxedo Dress in Ivory. Size 0, 2, 4, 6, 8. Self: 53% cotton 47% acetate Lining: 55% polyester 45% viscose. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Front button closure. Padded shoulders Side flap pockets. Buttoned cuffs Satin fabric. FLER-WD39. DR0420. Fleur du Mal inspires dressing up and undressing. Founded in 2012 under the direction of Jennifer Zuccarini, Fleur du Mal is a luxury ready-to-wear, lingerie and swim brand based in New York. The Fleur du Mal woman is chic, playful and a little mischievous - a duality that draws from the infamous collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, ?Les Fleurs du Mal.?

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fleur du mal Tuxedo Dress in Ivory. Size 0, 2, 4, 6, 8. Self: 53% cotton 47% acetate Lining: 55% polyester 45% viscose. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Front button closure. Padded shoulders Side flap pockets. Buttoned cuffs Satin fabric. FLER-WD39. DR0420. Fleur du Mal inspires dressing up and undressing. Founded in 2012 under the direction of Jennifer Zuccarini, Fleur du Mal is a luxury ready-to-wear, lingerie and swim brand based in New York. The Fleur du Mal woman is chic, playful and a little mischievous - a duality that draws from the infamous collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, ?Les Fleurs du Mal.?

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fleur du mal Tuxedo Dress in Ivory. Size 0, 2, 4, 6, 8. Self: 53% cotton 47% acetate Lining: 55% polyester 45% viscose. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Front button closure. Padded shoulders Side flap pockets. Buttoned cuffs Satin fabric. FLER-WD39. DR0420. Fleur du Mal inspires dressing up and undressing. Founded in 2012 under the direction of Jennifer Zuccarini, Fleur du Mal is a luxury ready-to-wear, lingerie and swim brand based in New York. The Fleur du Mal woman is chic, playful and a little mischievous - a duality that draws from the infamous collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, ?Les Fleurs du Mal.?