black spring dress Shop the Savannah Strappy Maxi Dress with Built-In Bra
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black spring dress

black spring dress Shop the Savannah Strappy Maxi Dress with Built-In Bra

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black spring dress Shop the Savannah Strappy Maxi Dress with Built-In BraA sexy built in bra maxi dress you can wear anywhere A One & Done original from SheBird, the Savannah Dress features our signature SheShaper built in shaper bra, which supports and lifts your girls while smoothing your sides and back. There are no underwires, no hardwire, and no bra straps, just luxuriously soft, comfortable support for 24 7 wear. The Savannah is a bra dress worth celebrating. With its flowy and freeing design, you'll feel sexy yet

A sexy built-in bra maxi dress you can wear anywhere

A One & Done original from SheBird, the Savannah Dress features our signature SheShaper built-in shaper bra, which supports and lifts your girls while smoothing your sides and back.  There are no underwires, no hardwire, and no bra straps, just luxuriously soft, comfortable support for 24/7 wear. 

The Savannah is a bra dress worth celebrating. With its flowy and freeing design, you'll feel sexy yet comfortable everywhere you go. 

This maxi hits at the ankle and features a flattering v-neck with adjustable stretchy straps, side pockets (yay!), and side slits for a touch of glamour. 

Even better, this is one of those dresses you can wear everywhere. Dress it up with gladiator sandals and bangles, or go for an elegant but casual look with a jean jacket and tennis shoes. Perfect for day or night, our modern take on the maxi is always chic and will definitely become one of your favorite summer dresses. 

The Savannah Dress in Black is reimagined in our new Woven Airflow fabric.

*Light as air.
*Softly draped.
*Completely cling-free.

It’s the kind of fabric that moves with you, never against you. Breathable, effortless, and somehow polished without trying too hard.

The Brilliance of SheShaper Built-in Bras

If you're looking for a maxi dress with a built-in bra, you'll be blown away by our innovative solution.

Unlike other regular dresses with shelf bras, the Savannah SheShaper built-in bra has a curved bonded construction that lifts and separates to create a gorgeous sculpted look. Its seamless integration makes it way more supportive than a basic shelf bra dress, and there's no pressure or restriction that you usually experience with other shapewear garments on the market.

But the best part is that you get this support and shaping without an underwire or separate bra straps. Instead, you can feel easy-breezy beautiful with built-in support seamlessly designed to maximize comfort and amplify style, all in one multi-functional super stylish maxi dress.

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