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Black White Floral Chiffon Strapless Skater Dress

2010s · 2010s · Western

Production

ready-to-wear

Material

chiffon blend

Culture

Western

Movement

Normcore

Influences

1950s fit-and-flare silhouette

A strapless dress featuring a fitted bodice that transitions into a knee-length flared skirt. The garment displays a bold black and white floral print across a lightweight chiffon blend fabric. The strapless construction appears to have internal structure for support, while the skirt portion flows outward from the waist in an A-line silhouette. The print features large-scale botanical motifs in high contrast monochrome. The dress hits at mid-thigh to knee length and represents contemporary cocktail wear styling typical of 2020s fashion with its clean lines and graphic print treatment.

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