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This 1/2 sleeve blue tunic dress from the eDressMe Private Collection can double as a top with leggings or as a micro-mini dress for a night on the town. This style features wide 1/2 length sleeves with banding on the cuffs. It has a deep V-neck and deep V-back and an empire waist. The dress falls to mid-thigh length where drawstrings on either side provide ruched details. 

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