Zimmermann Botanica Petal Appliqué Linen Silk Corset Gown Dress Size 2 (US 6-8)
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Zimmermann Botanica Petal Appliqué Linen Silk Corset Gown in White, Size 2, is a rare sold-out designer piece featuring the collection's iconic cascading 3D floral petals, structured corset bodice, and luxurious linen-silk blend. One of Zimmermann's most sought-after collector styles, this gown is no longer available at retail.
Excellent pre-owned condition with no spots, stains, tears, or holes. Beautifully maintained and ready to wear.
🤍Bought for $2200, only worn about 2 hours.
Crafted from a premium linen and silk blend, this stunning gown features hand-applied 3D floral petal appliqués with delicate gold bead accents, adjustable straps, a structured underwire corset bodice, hidden back zipper, full lining, and a flowing midi silhouette.
Also known as the Botanica Petal Dress, Botanica Petal Gown, and Petal Appliqué Linen Silk Corset Dress, making it easy for collectors and Zimmermann lovers to find.
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• Authentic Zimmermann Size 2
• Fits approximately a US 6–8 (8 according to the Zimmerman size chart but can fit a size 6 check measures.
Approximate Measurements (laid flat)
• Pit to Pit: 15.5–16"
• Waist: 14.5–15"
Perfect for bridal events, rehearsal dinners, engagement photos, destination weddings, luxury vacations, garden parties, resort wear, and special occasions. Authentic, discontinued, and increasingly difficult to find.
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