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The surface changes color with every angle — no dye, no sequins, just the fabric doing it.
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An iridescent crinkled-surface coat that catches light in shifting planes of navy, emerald, and violet — the effect closer to a mineral cross-section than any conventional print. Wide notched collar sits sharp at the shoulder before the silhouette relaxes into a generous, unstructured body that falls to mid-calf; worn open with no fastening visible, the front placket recedes into the textile's own movement. Designed as a co-ord with matching wide-leg trousers, the fabric's crumpled, almost geological finish reads as embellishment and texture simultaneously.
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