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Our latest midi shirt dress ensures you step out feeling your very best. You’ll love how the belt cinches it in at the waist to create a classic, flattering silhouette. Finished with a flurry of vintage-inspired florals, it’s an easy way to bring a touch of elegance to the everyday, especially if you wear it with elegant heels or boots. Beautiful floral print Classic shirt dress Cosy long sleeves with smart button cuffs Simple button-through fastening Complete with a matching belt with square buckle Flattering midi lengthApprox Length: 125cm | Louisa Border Print Dress in Black, Size 10 by Joe Browns
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