GAUGE81 Yala Dress in Black. Size 36/4, 40/8.
Color
Black
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
GAUGE81 Yala Dress in Black. Size 36/4, 40/8. Self: 100% polyester Lining: 60% acetate 40% cupro. Made in Portugal. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Hidden side zipper closure. Lightweight matte plissé fabric. Neckline to hem measures approx 54 in length. GAUR-WD132. 3-24-2-15. Founded by Colombian knitwear maven Monika Silva Michelsen, GAUGE81 (pronounced GO-SH eight-one) embodies calculated restraint and effortless femininity. Striking angles and playful proportions blur the line between evening and casual wear. Bold, minimal, sexy - the brand is a study in contrast and retro references that are at once familiar and completely unexpected.
Details
GAUGE81 Yala Dress in Black. Size 36/4, 40/8. Self: 100% polyester Lining: 60% acetate 40% cupro. Made in Portugal. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Hidden side zipper closure. Lightweight matte plissé fabric. Neckline to hem measures approx 54 in length. GAUR-WD132. 3-24-2-15. Founded by Colombian knitwear maven Monika Silva Michelsen, GAUGE81 (pronounced GO-SH eight-one) embodies calculated restraint and effortless femininity. Striking angles and playful proportions blur the line between evening and casual wear. Bold, minimal, sexy - the brand is a study in contrast and retro references that are at once familiar and completely unexpected.
GAUGE81 Yala Dress in Black. Size 36/4, 40/8. Self: 100% polyester Lining: 60% acetate 40% cupro. Made in Portugal. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Hidden side zipper closure. Lightweight matte plissé fabric. Neckline to hem measures approx 54 in length. GAUR-WD132. 3-24-2-15. Founded by Colombian knitwear maven Monika Silva Michelsen, GAUGE81 (pronounced GO-SH eight-one) embodies calculated restraint and effortless femininity. Striking angles and playful proportions blur the line between evening and casual wear. Bold, minimal, sexy - the brand is a study in contrast and retro references that are at once familiar and completely unexpected.
