Why it's worth it
Made from an actual antique tablecloth — no two exist.
The Edit
Halter neck ties at the back of the neck with an adjustable cord, leaving shoulders and back bare; the bodice panels are edged in antique cotton lace arranged in a chevron inset that runs from neckline to waist. The base cloth is upcycled vintage linen — slightly irregular in grain, unlined — falling to 125cm at the longest front point. One-of-a-kind construction means no two pieces share the same tablecloth origin.
Insider Tip
At 125cm from neck to hem, this reads as a mini dress on taller frames — factor that in before styling.
The details
- Fabric
- Lace, eyelet
- Silhouette
- A-line
- Neckline
- Halter
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Longline
- Closure
- Tie
- Details
- Draping, halter tie, open back
Is now a good time?
Now
$129
When we picked it
$132
Lowest we've seen
$128
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