
Why it's worth it
Knot it at the waist, knot it at the chest — same skirt, two exits.
The Edit
Open-net hand crochet construction with individually knotted floral medallions worked in white cotton and tied together with sky-blue cord — unlined and entirely sheer, with an adjustable wrap-tie waist and a looped raw hem that sits mid-calf. The convertible tie closure allows it to be pulled up and knotted at the chest to function as a halter dress. Each flower is crocheted separately and hand-attached, giving the surface a slight dimensional irregularity across the full length.
Insider Tip
The tie waist is one continuous cord — knot it tightly at the hip before entering water or the wrap will loosen. Size runs generous; petite frames should wrap the excess fabric to one side and tuck the tail for a cleaner drape.
The details
Made of
60% cotton, 40% acrylic
- Fabric
- Crochet
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Tie, wrap
Is now a good time?
Now
$595
When we picked it
$595
Lowest we've seen
$446
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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