Why it's worth it
Brushstroke print this big moves like weather.
The Edit
Bias-cut in a fluid satin-weight fabric, this maxi dress falls with the kind of gravity that makes a high front slit look inevitable rather than designed. The cowl neckline drapes loosely across the chest while thin crossback straps hold everything in place with zero hardware. The abstract teal-on-black brushstroke print is large-scale and directional, shifting with every step.
Insider Tip
The plunge back means standard bras are out — plan ahead or go without.
The details
- Silhouette
- Bias-cut
- Neckline
- Cowl
- Sleeve
- Spaghetti strap
- Length
- Floor-length
- Pattern
- Abstract
- Details
- Draping, slit
Is now a good time?
Now
$275
When we picked it
$275
Lowest we've seen
$193
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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