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betsy and adam dresses vintage Vintage Betsy & Adam Metallic Animal Print Maxi Gown Sequin Mesh Overlay 90s Y2K Evening Dress

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Vintage Betsy & Adam Metallic Animal Print Maxi Gown Sequin Mesh Overlay 90s Y2K Evening Dress - L

Size: Label size 14 - best fits size L
Item info:  -
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Model Size: Medium
Model Height:  164cms 

Turn heads in this stunning vintage Betsy & Adam metallic maxi dress a true early-2000s glam moment. Designed with a shimmering sequin overlay and an abstract animal-inspired print, this gown catches the light beautifully from every angle. The sleeveless cut, soft stretch fit, and thigh-high side slit make it both elegant and effortless to wear.

Perfect for formal events, holiday parties, wedding guests, and anyone who loves a bold, red-carpet energy. A rare find in size 14 and an iconic one-of-one for your wardrobe.

  • Vintage Betsy & Adam by Jas Lene
  • Metallic sequin mesh overlay
  • Abstract animal print design (bronze, brown, gold tones)
  • Sleeveless maxi silhouette
  • Side slit for easy movement
  • Fully lined
  • Zip closure

One dress, endless styling options. Layer it with a bold vintage belt, accessorize with a Y2K bag, or throw on a statement shirt as a jacket.

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