Vintage Monster Dress

Creepy and cute, our monster mash print dress is the perfect piece to haunt your closet! Micheline Pitt's iconic monster print is on a new style called the Deadly Wiggle Dress. This sinister and sweet new style is our "Miss Kitty Wiggle" re-imagined into a new dress. This wiggle dress is fully lined in ITY and is made from our cotton spandex Z-stretch material that is fully knitted, dyed, and printed in America. Our high-quality Z-stretch with our vintage-inspired monster print is finished with an invisible YKK zipper and a removable 1.5-inch black belt.

Designed by Micheline Pitt and made by hand in Los Angeles, CA.

Fabric Content: Shell: 90% Cotton, 10% Spandex. Lining: 96% Polyester 4% Spandex

Photos By: Susie Q

Model Info: Micheline Pitt is 5'9" and wearing a size Small. Alyssa is 5'6 wearing 3X.

Fit Advice: If you're between sizes do not order down, fabric is stretchy but it is printed and you don’t want to over stretch the design. If you have additional fit questions, please email customer service at vixenbymichelinepitt@gmail.com.

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