Ikkashi Ikkat Midi (Dress) in Violet
Introducing a stunning Ikkashi Ikkat Midi Dress in Violet blends comfort and style. Featuring a scoop neckline and charming puff sleeves, it reflects a casual yet classic vibe on this maxi dress. The flowy A-line silhouette is designed to enhance ease and elegance, making it perfect for day outings or relaxed gatherings. Crafted from traditional ikkat breathable fabric, it offers classic elegance. It can be dressed with minimum accessories, a sling or clutch bag, and flats for a casual look, or statement earrings and heels for a more polished look. Wear this Midi dress to any casual occasion and look more charming.
Neck Length: 6.5 inches
Closure: Side zip in dress with elastic and fabric belt at back
Dress: The model is wearing an XS-size dress
What You Will Receive: 1 Midi Dress
Wash Care: Dry Clean
Model Height: 5.7 inches
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Ikkat Cotton
Violet
Handmade (Ikkat print)
46 inches
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