Mestiza Gown 5002

 This classic mestiza gown is a timeless choice for your next event. The boat neck is accentuated with an alluring beaded design and it features butterfly sleeves. With a comfortable long A-line skirt, this gown is both flattering and utterly sophisticated.

  • Color: Matte Gold
  • Formal Wear
  • Beaded Filipiniana dress wi

    th Butterfly sleeves and with floral design

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