MORE TO COME MORE TO COME Tarla Mini Babydoll Dress

MORE TO COME Tarla Mini Babydoll Dress

Name: MORE TO COME Tarla Mini Babydoll Dress
Brand: MORE TO COME
SKU: MTD10343 U26
Price: 82.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Tarla Mini Babydoll Dress in Yellow radiates sunlit charm with a breezy, party-ready spirit. The self fabric—70% viscose, 30% linen—drapes with a soft, cooling hand, while the fully cotton lining keeps the silhouette smooth against the skin. Enamel beading detail adds a subtle, vintage polish to the halterneck neckline.

Cut to a classic babydoll shape with a halterneck and self-tie closure, the dress moves with you instead of clinging. The lining prevents cling through the torso while the mini hem sways with every step, making it easy to wear from day into night. It pairs nicely with flat sandals or strappy heels, and layers over a light cardigan or denim jacket as seasons shift.

MORE TO COME leans into bright, playful dress codes, and the Tarla Mini Babydoll Dress delivers that signature color-forward mood. The enamel beading and crisp yellow offer a modern nod to vintage resort styles, making it a go-to for sunny days and party-destined evenings alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Self: 70% viscose 30% linen
Lining: 100% cotton
Fully lined
Halterneck with self-tie closure
Enamel beading detail
Color: Yellow
Product codes: MOTO-WD1140, MTD10343 U26

Recommended Care

Hand wash cold or dry clean; beads require delicate handling.
Avoid wringing; reshape while damp.
Lay flat or hang to dry away from direct sunlight.
Low iron or steam; place a cloth between iron and fabric to protect beading.
Store in a garment bag to protect enamel beads.

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