Why it's worth it
An Art Deco archive print wrapped around a slip — the asymmetric hem is just the closing argument.
The Edit
Border-printed in a dense Pueblo Deco motif — zigzags, geometric medallions, and stylized florals stacked from neckline to handkerchief hem — this slip dress is essentially a scarf reimagined at midi length. The lyocell-viscose blend (52/48) gives it a semi-matte drape with enough fluid weight to swing the asymmetric hem cleanly. Thin ribbon straps and a straight neckline keep the construction spare so the print carries the entire load.
Insider Tip
Lyocell-viscose blends wrinkle in transit — hang it in a steamy bathroom for ten minutes rather than ironing.
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