Coast Bardot Bridesmaid Maxi Dress with Waist Ruching Detail - Green - 10

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The Coast Bardot Bridesmaid Maxi Dress is designed for adult bridal party members seeking a refined, cohesive aesthetic. Featuring a flattering Bardot neckline, waist ruching for a contoured silhouette, and luxurious satin fabric, it offers a sophisticated look for formal wedding celebrations. While it provides an elegant floor-length finish, the delicate nature of the satin material requires careful handling to prevent snagging during transport or events.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Green |
| Material | Satin |
| Dress Size UK | 10 |
| Model Part Number | 5045775765940 |
| Brand | Coast |
Professional dry cleaning is the safest method to preserve the satin texture and the integrity of the waist ruching.
Yes, a professional tailor can hem the dress, though care should be taken to maintain the original drape of the skirt.
Yes, a strapless or multi-way bra is recommended to ensure the off-shoulder cap sleeves sit correctly and the neckline remains smooth.
Hang the dress on a padded hanger to maintain the shape of the shoulders and keep it in a breathable garment bag.
While satin is not as breathable as natural fibers like cotton, the off-shoulder design provides excellent ventilation for the upper body.
Use a garment steamer on a low setting, keeping the nozzle several inches away from the fabric to prevent water spots.
Avoid contact with sharp jewelry or rough surfaces; if a snag occurs, do not pull at the thread, as this can cause a larger run in the weave.
To keep your Coast dress in optimal condition, always store it hanging in a cool, dry place inside a breathable garment bag. Because satin is susceptible to pulls, ensure all jewelry is secured before dressing to prevent snagging the delicate weave. Due to the formal nature of the fabric, dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the sheen and structure of the ruching. If minor wrinkles occur, a light steam treatment from a distance is preferred over direct contact with a hot iron, which could damage the finish of the satin.