asymmetric white dress Black/White Colorblock Asymmetrical Dress M/L
SKU: 11719525840
asymmetric white dress

asymmetric white dress Black/White Colorblock Asymmetrical Dress M/L

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asymmetric white dress Black/White Colorblock Asymmetrical Dress M/LThis asymmetrical long sleeve dress has ties at the back to adjust the fit, allowing you to create a defined silhouette or wear it loosely. Fully double lined. The top features a stretch fabric for comfort and a seamless fit. The flowing bottom is made from 100% OEKO TEX Certified Viscose, known for its drape and environmentally conscious origin. Sizing Nafa is size 0 and 57. She is wearing size S M Tall tied at the back. Shahnaz is size 18 and 59.

This asymmetrical long sleeve dress has ties at the back to adjust the fit, allowing you to create a defined silhouette or wear it loosely.

Fully double-lined.

The top features a stretch fabric for comfort and a seamless fit. The flowing bottom is made from 100% OEKO-TEX® Certified Viscose, known for its drape and environmentally conscious origin. 

 

Sizing

Nafa is size 0 and 5’7. She is wearing size S/M Tall tied at the back.

Shahnaz is size 18 and 5’9. She is wearing size L/XL.

 

S/M fits size US 0-6

M/L fits size US 8-12

L/XL fits size US 14-18

XL/XXL fits size US 20-22

 

Approx Length

S/M 144 cm | 56 inches

M/L & L/XL 149 cm | 58 inches

S/M Tall & XL/XXL 152 cm | 59.7 inches

 

S/M

Bust 91 cm | 36 inches

Waist 88 cm | 34 inches

Hips 97 cm | 38 inches

M/L

Bust 97 cm | 38 inches

Waist 93 cm | 36 inches

Hips 104 cm | 41 inches

L/XL

Bust 104 cm | 41 inches

Waist 100 cm | 39 inches

Hips 113 cm | 45 inches

 

Care Instructions:

◦Dry clean is recommended to prevent color transfer between the black and white
◦If needed, use the lowest iron setting
◦No machine drying; hang or lay flat to dry

◦Wash smart & less for the planet

 

Dress Circumference | stretchy fabric

S/M
Bust 92cm (36")
Waist 80cm (31.5")
Hips 96cm (37.8")

M/L
Bust 96cm (37.8")
Waist 84cm (33")
Hips 100cm (39.4")

L/XL
Bust 104cm (41")
Waist 94cm (37")
Hips 110cm (43.3")

 

Material

Top

95% Polyester 5% Elastane

Bottom

100% Viscose

STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® Certified

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