Description
Handicraft production
Model
Cut-out dress consisting of a long, full-volume skirt with gathering and side opening with invisible zip and structured bodice.
Detail
Closing bodice with fabric-covered buttons and black grosgrain insert to finish the dress.
Plain colour: grey. Other fabrics and colours available
Label with logo
Measures
The model is 174 cm tall and wears size M
Suit size 42/44
Dress height 95 cm.
Composition
Fabric 100% embroidered silk
Dry cleaning at professional laundries
Customisable sizes
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