Burgundy Wholesale Strapless Corset Embroidery & Sequin Appliques Glitter Ball Gown by LAS3675

Step into timeless glamour with this breathtaking LA Merchandise LAS3675 quinceañera ball gown, a showstopping choice for any Sweet 16, quinceañera, or formal celebration. Rich in color and dripping in intricate detail, this gown is designed to make the wearer true royalty from every angle. The bodice opens with a flattering strapless sweetheart neckline, framed by a structured satin corset foundation that offers both support and a beautifully sculpted silhouette. A softly draped pleated satin panel across the bust adds a couture-inspired touch, while the surrounding fabric is adorned with hand-placed beaded embroidery, metallic sequin appliqués, and delicate floral lace motifs that catch the light with every movement. These same intricate appliqués trail elegantly down the bodice and continue in cascading vertical stripes and scattered clusters across the skirt, creating a cohesive, richly layered design from neckline to hem. Where a classic lace-up corset closure allows for a fully adjustable, custom-like fit—ideal for anyone who wants a secure, comfortable silhouette throughout a full night of dancing and photos. Just below the waistline, an oversized dimensional satin bow serves as the gown's signature centrepiece, adding volume, drama, and a regal finishing touch reminiscent of a fairytale ball gown. The full ballgown skirt is constructed from layers of soft, voluminous tulle infused with all-over glitter shimmer, giving the entire skirt a soft-glow sparkle in any lighting — from bright daylight photos to dim reception lighting. The skirt's generous fullness creates dramatic movement, perfect for twirling entrances, grand walk-ins, and the classic quinceañera. Scattered throughout the tulle are the same beaded and sequined floral appliqués found on the bodice, reinforcing a polished, intentional design. This gown pairs beautifully with statement jewelry. (Please note: A slight natural fallout of glitter may occur during the first couple of try-ons.)