Beaufille Vera Top in White - White. Size XS (also in S).
Color
White
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Beaufille Vera Top in White - White. Size XS (also in S). 100% polyester. Made in Portugal. Hand wash. Pull-on styling. Chiffon fabric with ruffle detail throughout. Asymmetrical hem design. BAFE-WS23. BFRS25T13. About the designer: Beaufille, meaning “handsome girl” is a collection of ready-to-wear by Canadian sisters Chole and Parris Gordon. Influenced by the world of avant-garde fashion, the sisters cleverly combine the juxtaposition between feminine and masculine to create wearable pieces that incorporate an elegantly chic spin on proportion and silhouettes for the girl who exudes an effortless demeanor with a unique sense of style.
Details
Beaufille Vera Top in White - White. Size XS (also in S). 100% polyester. Made in Portugal. Hand wash. Pull-on styling. Chiffon fabric with ruffle detail throughout. Asymmetrical hem design. BAFE-WS23. BFRS25T13. About the designer: Beaufille, meaning “handsome girl” is a collection of ready-to-wear by Canadian sisters Chole and Parris Gordon. Influenced by the world of avant-garde fashion, the sisters cleverly combine the juxtaposition between feminine and masculine to create wearable pieces that incorporate an elegantly chic spin on proportion and silhouettes for the girl who exudes an effortless demeanor with a unique sense of style.
Beaufille Vera Top in White - White. Size XS (also in S). 100% polyester. Made in Portugal. Hand wash. Pull-on styling. Chiffon fabric with ruffle detail throughout. Asymmetrical hem design. BAFE-WS23. BFRS25T13. About the designer: Beaufille, meaning “handsome girl” is a collection of ready-to-wear by Canadian sisters Chole and Parris Gordon. Influenced by the world of avant-garde fashion, the sisters cleverly combine the juxtaposition between feminine and masculine to create wearable pieces that incorporate an elegantly chic spin on proportion and silhouettes for the girl who exudes an effortless demeanor with a unique sense of style.
