Feel fabulous in the retro Samira dress from Sugarhill Brighton. This cool dress has a classic 1960's vibe with a funky floral print that's perfect for autumn. Comfortable and stylish, Samira has blouson style sleeves, is knee-length and has a fit and flare shape to leave you feeling feminine and cosy.
- Samira Carnaby Street 60s dress in green from Sugarhill Brighton.
- Floral 60s print.
- Blouson sleeves.
- Fit and flare dress cut.
- Scoopneck.
- Knee-length.
- Invisible back zip.
- Colour: Green/ Multi
- Composition: 100% polyester
- Care: Machine washable at 30 degrees
- SKU: D0386 samira blue (multi)
Product ID: 35662
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