THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE
THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE
THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE
THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE

THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE

$165.00
Size
SIZE GUIDE
description
  • Mini-length with a fitted bodice and fluid, body-skimming skirt. Fully lined. Runs true to size.
  • Silky and weightless against the skin with a smooth, glide-on finish and a soft, fluid drape.
  • A pretty little dress made for soft summer nights. Made for sunset dinners, golden-hour photos, and the kind of evenings you don't want to end.

Free returns for store credit (+10% bonus)

size & fit

For reference, model wears size XS

This product fits true to size; see our size guide to find out which size is best for you!

FABRIC & CARE

Self: 100% Polyester / Lining: 100% Polyester

We recommend dry clean only to maintain the look, feel, and longevity of the piece. Avoid machine washing, bleaching, or tumble drying.

Always follow the care label inside the garment when available.

Shipping & Returns

In the case that your order did not work out for you, we accept returns for store credit and exchanges within 30 days of delivery. Products must be unworn with tags attached.

Please note:

  • Items purchased on sale are final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
  • Bikinis and swimwear are final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
THE BUTTERFLY DRESS IN SNAKE
$165.00
MADE IN LA

MADE IN LA

Designed and produced locally in Los Angeles, ensuring small-batch quality, thoughtful craftsmanship, and hands-on production from start to finish

by women for women

by women for women

Bella Venice is built by women and shaped alongside a community of female creatives, from photography and casting to styling and design.

Ethically made

Ethically made

Every piece is made in female-founded, female-led factories where workers are paid fair, living wages and ethical practices come first.

sustainably sourced

sustainably sourced

We use recycled water, solar-powered energy, deadstock fabrics, and biodegradable packaging—because sustainability should never be an afterthought.