About the Dress

Lauren Elaine Lola Gown + 8ft Detachable Train

GOWN STYLE: "LOLA"
COLOR: Off White/ Ivory (pictured)
ACCESSORIES: 8ft Detachable Train
CONDITION: Brand new with tags, see description below.
(60% Discount. Retail Price for Gown and Train: $2695.00+)
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Special Sale: New Ivory "Lola" gown style measurements below with matching 8ft detachable tulle train. Please thoroughly read the gown listing description below, as all sales are final.

CONDITION: Brand new! NOT A SAMPLE.

COLOR: Ivory/Off White (Pictured) Warm, soft color tone. NOT a cool white.

LENGTH: Accommodates a height of 5'9-5'11 as is, OR can easily be hemmed by trimming alteration (no sewn hemline required.)

Custom Measurement service provided upon request! We provide an easy to follow self measurement guide to collection your custom measurements, upon purchase.
Size 8- Bust: [removed] | Waist: 29-31 | Hip: 38-41

*FIT TIP: If your measurements fall between two sizes, we recommend selecting the size that best accommodates your hip measurement.

TRAIN: Comes with matching detachable train, apprx 8ft in length. Easily removes for reception and dancing without the need for any bustling.

SHIPPING: Complimentary standard domestic included in purchase price. Upgraded shipping options available (please contact upon purchase to upgrade your shipping for an added fee.) Shipping times vary based on location, but please allow 5-7 business days for domestic shipments.
Purchase includes full tags and Lauren Elaine garment bags for gown and train.

FINAL SALE. ABSOLUTELY NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES:

Description of LOLA: Sparkling, backless mermaid gown of exquisite floral lace with translucent sequin detailing throughout and a sleek second-skin fit. Elongating princess seaming and delicate spaghetti straps compliment a dramatic open back.

Compare in quality and style to form fit mermaid gowns by Galia Lahav, Berta, Ese Aznabor, Eve of Milady, Pallas Couture, Grace Loves Lace, Rue de Seine, Michael Costello, Inbal Dror, Netta BenShabu, Enzoani, Pronovias, Ines Di Santo