Bill Levkoff Navy Evening gown - worn once

Name: Bill Levkoff Navy Evening gown - worn once
Brand: Bill Levkoff
SKU: 5e37e230241483a64fafcb50
Price: 75.0 USD
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Bill Levkoff Navy chiffon gown w/ navy sequined bodice. Dress was purchased as size 18, but was cut down to size 14. Seamstress left the extra material inside the bodice of dress, in case it had to be let out after first fitting. It HAS been hemmed to fit my 5’3” frame, so please be aware of that. I considered cutting it to a hi-low hemline or even cocktail length, but now it’s too big for me. Bodice has built in cups, light boning, and rubber strip to hold it up. Removable straps also included

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bjfarley81 What are the measurements?

Feb 26Reply

mbloss20 @bjfarley81 armpit to bottom of dress side-seam length is 46.5”. Empire waist laying flat is 17”. At the time I wore this, I was a 38C. The seamstress left some material in the top (tucked it inside & stitched it) in case it needs to be let out some. The length is what it is though, unless you need to chop it off more (when I first considered keeping it, I thought of making it a hi-low hem or short dress).

Feb 28Reply

bjfarley81 @mbloss20 unfortunately I don’t believe the chest would fit. I’m a 38D. Depending on how tight the chest was on you. I might be able to wear without bra. Do you mind provide chest measurements? Every other measurement would fit perfectly. I am a serious shopper.

Mar 02Reply

mbloss20 @bjfarley81 the bust as it is now is 18”. Can you normally fit a size 18 formal dress? As I mentioned, I had this dress taken in a bit (in the top only as the rest is flowy). ALL of the sequined material that she took in is still inside the dress. She tucked it in the inside “side” seams, to preserve the material, on the off-chance it had to be let back out.

Mar 05Reply