You are the head seamstress at a boutique that specializes in making prom dresses. You are supervising the construction of a new style of dress that will take 180 hours of work to complete. Twenty percent of this time is for beading. Thirty-five percent of this time is for adding ruffles. The remaining time is divided equally between embroidery and sewing. When pricing this style, hourly labor and material costs are $40 for beading, $35 for ruffles, $20 for embroidery, and $18 for sewing. The dress is then sold in the showroom for 25% more than the cost of labor and materials. How much will this dress sell for in the boutique?