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black tutu dress costume Walk The Plank Black Tutu Dress

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black tutu dress costume Walk The Plank Black Tutu DressAhoy there, me hearties! Set sail for stylish adventures with the Walk The Plank Tutu Dress. This luxe sea bandit inspired costume pairs a two toned linen bodice with a deathly black tutu skirt. The halter style neckline embellished with a beaded skull motif, sequins, beads, and ruffles, adds an air of piratical elegance. So naughty cal, it's nice. HALLOWEEN SPEND & SAVE SPEND $500 GET $150 OFF SPEND $350 GET $70 OFF SPEND $250 GET $50 OFF *excludes

Ahoy there, me hearties! Set sail for stylish adventures with the Walk The Plank Tutu Dress. This luxe sea bandit-inspired costume pairs a two-toned linen bodice with a deathly black tutu skirt. The halter-style neckline embellished with a beaded skull motif, sequins, beads, and ruffles, adds an air of piratical elegance. So naughty-cal, it's nice.

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    Elastic enclosed at waist and stretchy cotton bodice for ease to wear over the years. We focus on creating garments that are true to size, however, If in between the sizes, please go a size up.

    Please keep in mind that the size of the garment may not be equivalent to the age of your child. We strongly recommend to refer to our size guide before purchasing.

    View our size guide here..

      We suggest hanging the garment in its own space to help any creases or wrinkles fall out of the fabric. All of our garments can be steamed, though we recommend a moderate temperature and a safe distance of about 15cm between the garment and the steamer. 

      Please keep in mind that each embellishment is individually hand beaded onto the garment over time 1 or 2 beads will fall off.  

      For more information, view our Care Instructions here.

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      We recommend to refer to the product image as it portrays the most accurate colour of the garment in real life. 

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