MNM Couture K3998
Elevate your presence with the MNM Couture K3998, a breathtaking evening dress designed to captivate at every sophisticated affair. This fitted column gown embraces your silhouette with delicate ruching, while shimmering beadwork artfully adorns the one-shoulder sleeve, casting a subtle, radiant glow. The elegant crew neckline balances the dramatic design, offering refined allure from every angle. Crafted for those who demand excellence, the luxe zipper back ensures a seamless fit, enhancing your confidence throughout special moments. Whether you’re attending a prestigious gala or celebrating as a mother of the bride, this long, beaded masterpiece transforms your look into an unforgettable statement of grace and refinement.
- Occasion: Evening Dresses,Mother of the Bride,Couture
- Material: Beaded
- Style: Column,Fitted
- Details: Ruched
- Length: Long Dresses
- Back Style: Zipper
- Necklines: Crew
- Sleeve Type: One Sleeve
- Brand: MNM Couture
How to Clean Your Dress
We recommend all of our dresses to be dry cleaned. If they are embellished, it should be only spot cleaned, beadings must be kept away from stain removal. Otherwise, any embellishments, bead-work or other sewn-in features will be damaged.
How to Store Your Dress
1. If possible, store your dress laying completely flat in a box. Fold as little as possible.
2. If you can’t store it flat, hang your dress. Use a wide/rounded hanger that won’t leave indents on the straps or neckline of the dress. Cover in a zip-through plastic dress cover. Make sure the dress is hanging straight and not touching the ground.
3. Combat against pests – use a gentle insect/moth repellent to make sure your dress remains bug-free. Test the product beforehand to ensure it doesn’t have a strong scent that will be difficult to remove from the fabric.
4. Keep your dress away from direct light. If you hang your dress up in a room with strong sun exposure, the color may fade or dull.
5. Allow your dress room to breathe – do not pack it too tightly into a small space.
