neon yellow dress Blooming Yellow Neon Wet Sculpt Dress S
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neon yellow dress

neon yellow dress Blooming Yellow Neon Wet Sculpt Dress S

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neon yellow dress Blooming Yellow Neon Wet Sculpt Dress SSLEEK GLOW SCULPTING NET CUT + SMOOTH SLEEK LIQUID GLOSS + BLOOMING NEON + BLACK LIGHT BEAM The Lebied Neon Wet Sculpt Dress in Blooming Yellow! This is not just any dress; it's the epitome of sexy, chic, and fun, radiating elegance. Picture a classic Jackie O. silhouette with a contemporary edge, flawlessly tailored to perfection, right down to the smallest detail. Crafted to embrace and enhance your curves, this dress features a design structure

SLEEK GLOW / SCULPTING NET CUT + SMOOTH SLEEK LIQUID GLOSS + BLOOMING NEON + BLACK LIGHT BEAM

The Lebied Neon Wet Sculpt Dress in Blooming Yellow! This is not just any dress; it's the epitome of sexy, chic, and fun, radiating elegance. Picture a classic Jackie O. silhouette with a contemporary edge, flawlessly tailored to perfection, right down to the smallest detail.

Crafted to embrace and enhance your curves, this dress features a design structure that literally lifts you up, contouring your body in all the right places. Falling just a few inches above the knee, it exudes sophistication with a touch of flirtiness. And if you dare, you can adjust the length to your liking, adding a touch of irreverence to your look.

The top portion has a double layer for added support, allowing the option to forgo a bra or opt for seamless undergarments for a seamless look. Soft to the touch and breathable, its glossy wet finish exudes modernity and sophistication.

Drawing inspiration from the tailoring of the '60s and the vibrant energy of the '80s, this dress combines elements like shoulder pads and neon hues with a minimalist, futuristic twist. Available in Neon Wet Blooming Yellow and Pink, and Moonstone White, each piece promises to make you glow from within. Experience the perfect fusion of retro charm and contemporary design with the Lebied Neon Wet Sculpt Dress.

"It's double lined and has pads so it doesn't dig into your shoulders."
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SAMI

"The shoulder pads and the tailoring in the back gives you great shape and posture."
★★★★★
ALLI, TOPANGA

"I love the cut and the colors are so fun. I have three dresses in all the colors!"
★★★★★
KRIS, MONACO

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Fitted. No need to size up. It will contour. Order your true size. 

LENGTH progressive from 35/37" from XS/XL

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