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Clarisse style 2918 is the perfect short formal dress for any young lady! Available in a range of colors and sizes, this frock is suitable for homecoming, junior proms, sweet sixteens, bat mitzvahs and more! Featuring a sheer bateau neckline covered with rich embroidered designs, a lace up back with a modest keyhole, and a full tulle skirt, style 2918 comes in Black, Red, Purple and rich burgundy Marsala, and sizes 00 through 24 (Sizes 18 and up are an additional $25)!
Transit time for dresses shipped by UPS ground within United States. 
Shipping with in the U.S.A
*Orders placed after 13:00 will be shipped the next business day.
Shipping within USA
* UPS ground: (an additional $10.00) 3 to 5 business days
* Priority Mail: (an additional $20.00) 3 to 5 business days
* Express Mail: (an additional $40.00) 1 to 2 business days
Shipping outside USA
*International Express: (an additional $50.00) 5-7 Business days
*Shipping to Canada: UPS Standard to Canada (an additional $30.00)
Customer is responsible for any taxes or custom duties payable in his/her own country when your prom dress arrives there.
Promgirl.net brings you the best merchandise from a huge stock with quick delivery rates. The shipping information changes from time to time as we have to align our shipment methods and prices to the existing market. Customers outside United States should check with their local custom office for fees and duties responsibilities. These fees vary from country to country and can be as high as 15% of the price of the dress. Please make sure you specify when ordering if the item is a GIFT so we can mark it accordingly. Sometimes shipping to a relative in the United States is cheaper and more convenient as your relative could bring your dress next time he or she visits you.
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Customer is responsible to pay for any taxes or custom duties payable in his/her own country when your dress arrives there.
