Sweet and feminine, the Ava Presley 42521 is a strapless prom dress with a romantic, classic look. The smooth sweetheart bodice of this bow prom dress fits close to your body and ends at a dropped waist. A slim bow with long ribbon tails sits at the hip, adding a delicate, girly detail. From there, soft sheer layers create a full A-line skirt that floats around you as you move. Effortlessly pretty, this strapless A-line prom dress by Ava Presley is perfect for prom, formal dances, and other special nights.
Details
Closure:
Back Zipper
Details:
A-Line, Fitted Bodice, Ribbon Bow at Waist, Sheer Layered Skirt
Fabric:
100% Polyester
Length:
Floor Length
Neckline:
Strapless, Sweetheart
Waistline:
Dropped
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Long Prom Dress: Ava Presley 42521, a red strapless A-line gown with a sweetheart neckline, waist bow, and full, floor-length tulle skirt.
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A woman in a red strapless Ava Presley 42521 A-line gown stands on stone steps surrounded by vases of flowers.
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Long Prom Dress: Ava Presley 42521, a strapless red floor-length gown with a fitted bodice, a drop waist featuring a small bow, and a full tulle A-line skirt, standing among colorful flowers.
What size am I?
Size Guide for AVA-42521
Note: All our size guides are specific to the product
Size
Bust(in)
Waist(in)
Hips(in)
00
31.5
23
34.5
0
32.5
24
35.5
2
33.5
25
36.5
4
34.5
26
37.5
6
35.5
27
38.5
8
36.5
28
39.5
10
37.5
29
40.5
12
39
30.5
42
14
40.5
32.5
43.5
16
42
35
45
18
44
37.5
47
20
46
40
49
22
48
42
51
24
50
44
53
26
52
48
55
Note: Our size charts are in inches.
To determine your size follow these simple instructions:
Bust
Measure over the fullest part of your bust.
Waist
Measure around the smallest part of your waist, about 1-2 inches
above your belly button.
Hips
Measure the fullest part of your hips.
Tip: Have someone help you measure yourself for more accurate
results. Wear the same shoes and undergarments that you will be
wearing to your event.
