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simple classic wedding dress Elegant Dresses Women's Body-con Plus-Size Cocktail

Women's Body-con Plus-Size Cocktail & Party Dresses | Nordstrom

Summary Object Statement Outfit, hanacky kroj (traditional folk dress), womens, cotton / embroidery / lace / silk, embroidered in part and worn by Olga Kupkova (nee Skacelova), designed and made in the Hana region of Moravia, former Czechoslovakia (Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia), 1940 Physical Description The women's traditional folk dress includes a lipsky satek, petticoat, opleci, kosile, kordulka, fertoch, fertusek and obojek and white Leon Worth pantihose (a later addition to replace the white stockings worn at the time)

Color. Color: Red

Select Color:Orange

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