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Sullivans Crossing S03 Black Floral Embroidered Long Dress
This Sullivans Crossing S03 Black Floral Embroidered Dress is the same design that was worn by the character Maggie Sullivan in the third season of the TV series ‘Sullivan’s Crossing’.
That embroidery is the whole story. Right up front. An absolute garden of bright colors—pinks, purples, oranges. It just sings against the solid black background. But the dress itself isn’t just a canvas. It has so much life. Look at the tiers. They create all this movement. It’s designed to flow when you walk. The puffy sleeves are a perfect touch. They even carried the embroidery down into the skirt panels. A small detail that makes a huge difference. This isn’t just a dress. It’s a feeling. Effortless and totally captivating.

































It is a stylish and graceful dress that stands out nicely. It has a flattering fit. The dress is perfect for occasions where you want something elegant yet comfortable. I love it already!
I loved the beautiful embroidery detailing on this dress. The material is comfortable, and the embroidery adds a sophisticated, feminine touch.
It is a beautiful dress with delicate floral embroidery. The black base makes it elegant, while the lovely design feels ideal for dinners, events, or special occasions.
This dress turned more heads than I expected. The details are thoughtful, the cut flattering, and it feels perfect for date nights or special evenings.
Love the contrast between the dark base and the floral stitching. It is an elegant, feminine, and captivating black dress. The fit hugs in the best places while flowing elsewhere.
It is a beautiful dress! The embroidery feels delicate yet bold on the black fabric. It drapes beautifully and gives me vintage romance vibes without being costume-y. Wear it out or dinner!
Washed it cold. Inside out. Embroidery didn’t pucker. Fabric didn’t shrink. Hung dry. No ironing needed. Hung it in my closet. Still looks crisp. Low-effort elegance. My kind of magic.
Neckline’s boat-neck. Shows collarbones without being low. Just enough skin. Wore it with boots. Felt like a character in a show. Strangers smiled. Like they knew the vibe.
Dress is heavy. Feels substantial. Not flimsy. Hem’s weighted. Swings when I walk. Got compliments on the “movement.” Floral pattern? Subtle. Not grandma-ish. More… moody garden.
The waist seam hits right at my natural waist. It creates this hourglass thing I don’t actually have. Sleeves are loose. Cover my arms without looking frumpy. The black fabric is opaque. No show-through. Thank god.
The Embroidery’s raised. You can *feel* the flowers. Threads are thick. No snags. Fabric’s heavy—doesn’t cling. Wore it to a wedding. Danced all night. No static. No riding up. Just flowed.
The elasticated cuffs are clutch – I can push the sleeves up when I’m cooking without them sliding back down. Last week at book club, my friend kept touching the embroidery saying it reminded her of her grandmother’s needlework, but in a fresh way.
I’m usually skeptical about tiered hems because I’m 5’9″ and they hit weird, but this actually grazes my ankles perfectly. My partner said I looked like I belonged in a meadow picking wildflowers, which is exactly the vibe I was going for at our anniversary picnic.
My daughter borrowed this for her school’s spring concert and her teacher texted me asking for the link. The bishop sleeves give it that romantic vibe without being too costume like. She said it was the first dress she’s worn where she didn’t have to keep adjusting the neckline all night.
Wore this to my cousin’s outdoor wedding and three different aunties asked where I got it. The embroidery catches the light in this subtle way – not sparkly, just dimensional. Plus the cotton blend didn’t turn me into a sweaty mess during the reception like my usual polyester dresses do.