Areen Applique Maxi Dress
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The Areen Applique Maxi Dress by Eegen Studio is a sheath-silhouette off-shoulder gown distinguished by handcrafted applique detailing. It is suited to formal evenings, wedding celebrations, and upscale social occasions.
Details
- Silhouette: Tailored sheath, floor-length maxi cut
- Neckline: Off-shoulder construction for an elegant décolleté
- Embellishment: Applique detailing applied with considered placement for a refined decorative effect
- Length: Full maxi, grazing the floor
- Collar option: Available with customizable collar variations per the studio's made-to-order program
Fabric & Care
Specific fabric composition is not listed; given the structured sheath silhouette and applique work, professional dry cleaning is strongly recommended to preserve the garment's form and surface detailing.
Size & Fit
The Areen is cut in a tailored, close-to-body sheath fit. As this style is available through Eegen Studio's made-to-order program, please consult the size chart and consider providing measurements at checkout for the most precise fit.
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Donot Machine Dry |
Iron at mild temperature |
Do not bleach |
General care advice
- Sort by Color: This will help to prevent color bleeding and ensure that your fabric maintains its vibrant color over time. Separate whites from bright colors and dark colors from pastels to keep the colors from bleeding.
- Use a Gentle Detergent: When washing, it is important to use a gentle detergent that is free of bleach or fabric softener. Bleach can cause the fabric to fade or become discolored, while fabric softeners can leave a residue that can make the fabric feel stiff and scratchy. Use a mild detergent that is designed for delicate fabrics to keep your fabric soft and supple.
