Why it's worth it
Scarf-print border framing a coral motif — the skirt that already has its art direction.
The Edit
A pareo-construction maxi in lightly satin-finished viscose, the wrap closure tying at the waist with a self-fabric knot that collapses into a cascade of fabric at the front. The placed coral motif sits within inked contrast borders — a framing device borrowed from printed scarf construction — so the print reads differently depending on how the wrap falls. Floor-length with intentional pooling at the hem.
Insider Tip
The pooling hem is intentional — let it drag or knot higher for two completely different silhouettes.
The details
Made of
100% viscose
- Fabric
- Satin
- Silhouette
- Wrap
- Length
- Maxi
- Waist
- Natural
- Closure
- Tie
- Pattern
- Scarf print
- Details
- Draping
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