Description

If you weren't already sold by its stylish silhouette, which features a ruffled neckline and skirt, as well as a thigh-high leg slit, you might appreciate the fact that it's available in a wide range of sizes and prints

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The bodycon style and mini-length hem show off your curves

Originally worn by peasants and maids in the 18th century, the Dirndl was later adopted by wealthy upper-class women who had them remade using expensive fabrics and thus became highly fashionable garments worn to celebrations, weddings, and festivals

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