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Vero Moda's dress festival promises to spread holiday cheer

| | Dec 03, 2015, at 09:22 pm
Kolkata, Dec 3 (IBNS) Bold and bright or sleek and stylish, a good dress is an essential component in every girl’s wardrobe.

With the party season drawing closer, there are weddings to attend, parties to hit up and dinner dates one got to keep; and such good times need equally great outfits to match.

So to ensure that customers are fabulously well turned out for each and every occasion, Vero Moda has launched its Dress Festival.

Aimed to make shopping and holiday season ever more glorious, this offer from Dec 7 to 25 allows shoppers to buy any two dresses from its current AW’15 collection with a 30% off discount on those dresses.

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