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Satin One Shoulder Mini Dress

Satin One Shoulder Mini Dress

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Color: Champagne
Size: XS -
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Product Description

A satin mini dress in a fitted silhouette with an asymmetrical one shoulder neckline. Tight ruching gathers along the bodice and side seam, leading into a draped sash that extends below the hem. The liquid sheen and structured gathers make it a cocktail party dress.

  • Smooth satin finish
  • One shoulder neckline
  • Fitted silhouette
  • Ruched bodice with draped side sash
  • Mini length
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Champagne /
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Regular price £46.00 GBP
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Satin One Shoulder Mini Dress
Champagne /
XS
Regular price £46.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £46.00 GBP
Two friends laughing in an ivory lace dress and a black one shoulder dress

Defining the New Standard

Merisell is an invitation to celebrate the everyday and the extraordinary. Crafted for the woman who curates her life and her destinations, our collection blends architectural structure with fluid, romantic movement. We believe the dress you wear to your most memorable events shouldn't be an afterthought—it is the focal point of your narrative.