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THEYSKENS' THEORY

Dinch dress
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Description

Dinch dress in black from Theyskens' Theory. This short shift dress features a v-neck, spaghetti straps that cross in the back, and a concealed back zip closure.
Item ID:10313339

Composition & Care

  • Composition: Silk 100%
  • WASHING INSTRUCTIONS : Dry Clean Only

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    SHIPPING FROM: The Webster, Miami

    The Webster
    The Webster is a 20,000 square foot luxury multi-brand boutique located in the heart of Miami Beach, in a historical Art Deco building designed in 1939 by famed architect Henry Hohauser. The three-level boutique is devoted to fashion (men’s and women’s ready-to-wear and luxury accessories such as shoes, bags, jewelry and watches), photography and entertainment.

    Designer: THEYSKENS' THEORY

    Designer Olivier Theyskens adds his elegant, fashion-forward touch to the contemporary women’s label Theory. Luxe fabrics from Italy and Japan take form in sharp angles, creative tailoring, and classic shapes, and prints found in the collection are often inspired by Theyskens’ own artwork. The look is careful blend modern, progressive, and classic.

    Visit Theyskens’ Theory for more information on this designer