Why it's worth it
Black-and-lime roses that look like they belong on a 90s runway.
The Edit
Cut in silk burnout — where the rose motifs raise in a velvet-like relief against sheer chiffon ground — this maxi gown runs fully lined with an invisible side-zip closure and scalloped strap detail. The cowl neckline drapes softly at the front and deepens dramatically through the back, while a side split breaks the floor-length silhouette. No stretch in the fabric means the bias-friendly lining does the body work.
Insider Tip
No stretch at all — the lining moves with you, but size up if you're between for the cowl back to sit right.
The details
Made of
26% silk, 74% viscose
Lining 100% polyester
- Neckline
- Cowl
- Sleeve
- Spaghetti strap
- Length
- Maxi
- Back
- Cowl back
- Hem
- Straight
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Slit, draping
Is now a good time?
Lowest we've seenThe lowest price since we started watching this pieceSee all new lows →Now
$360
When we picked it
$650
Lowest we've seen
$360
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