halterneck short dress CEA BLACK SILK-SATIN BACKLESS HALTER-NECK MINI DRESS | CULT MIA
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halterneck short dress

halterneck short dress CEA BLACK SILK-SATIN BACKLESS HALTER-NECK MINI DRESS | CULT MIA

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halterneck short dress CEA BLACK SILK-SATIN BACKLESS HALTER-NECK MINI DRESS | CULT MIAThe Cea dress blends refined sensuality with effortless elegance. Crafted from heavy 30 momme double faced natural silk satin in a soft Butter Cream tone, it feels fluid, luminous, and intimately close to the skin. The 90s inspired halter neckline ties delicately at the back, drawing attention to the shoulders and collarbones, while the low cut open back offers a striking contrast bold yet understated. Ideal for warm evenings, special occasions, or

The Cea dress blends refined sensuality with effortless elegance. Crafted from heavy 30 momme double-faced natural silk satin in a soft Butter-Cream tone, it feels fluid, luminous, and intimately close to the skin. The ’90s-inspired halter neckline ties delicately at the back, drawing attention to the shoulders and collarbones, while the low-cut open back offers a striking contrast – bold yet understated.

Ideal for warm evenings, special occasions, or modern wedding guest dressing, Cea pairs beautifully with minimal gold accents and barely-there heels. A quietly confident piece – feminine, graceful, and enduring.

- Halter-neck,
- low back,
- neck ties,
- bias cut.,

Shell: 100% silk
Shoulder to Hemline: 86cm / 33.86in

Model wears size S

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