1980's Vintage Laurence Kazar Designer Dress - 80s -Laurence Kazar Designer- Womens ivory rayon short sleeve floor ankle length wedding dress. Silky lining, elaborate lace and beadwork with scalloped edging on the bodice and tiered sleeves, lace and beadwork on the full skirt, scallop edged hemline and neckline, padded shoulders, and back hook and zip closure. There are a couple of missing beads on the skirt, barely visible and could easily be replaced, no obvious stains, but it would benefit from dry cleaning.
80s -Laurence Kazar Designer- Womens ivory rayon short sleeve floor ankle length wedding dress. Silky lining, elaborate lace and beadwork with scalloped edging on the bodice and tiered sleeves, lace and beadwork on the full skirt, scallop edged hemline and neckline, padded shoulders, and back hook and zip closure. There are a couple of missing beads on the skirt, barely visible and could easily be replaced, no obvious stains, but it would benefit from dry cleaning.
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