L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size S. Also in XL.
Color
Blue
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size S. Also in XL. L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size XL. 47% cotton 47% modal 6% spandex. Made in USA. Machine wash. Snap gusset closure. Midweight ribbed jersey fabric. LAGR-WS543. 5738CMR. Founded in 2008 by Jeff Rudes and Ron Herman, L'AGENCE began with early roots in Hollywood and a devout following of high-profile celebrities and their stylists. Informed by the easy chic feel of Southern California with a Parisian sensibility, the collections evoke a spirit of sultry glamor through vibrant colors, bold prints, and timeless silhouettes that complement the jet-setter lifestyle.
Details
L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size S. Also in XL. L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size XL. 47% cotton 47% modal 6% spandex. Made in USA. Machine wash. Snap gusset closure. Midweight ribbed jersey fabric. LAGR-WS543. 5738CMR. Founded in 2008 by Jeff Rudes and Ron Herman, L'AGENCE began with early roots in Hollywood and a devout following of high-profile celebrities and their stylists. Informed by the easy chic feel of Southern California with a Parisian sensibility, the collections evoke a spirit of sultry glamor through vibrant colors, bold prints, and timeless silhouettes that complement the jet-setter lifestyle.
L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size S. Also in XL. L'AGENCE Nica Tank Bodysuit in Baby Blue. Size XL. 47% cotton 47% modal 6% spandex. Made in USA. Machine wash. Snap gusset closure. Midweight ribbed jersey fabric. LAGR-WS543. 5738CMR. Founded in 2008 by Jeff Rudes and Ron Herman, L'AGENCE began with early roots in Hollywood and a devout following of high-profile celebrities and their stylists. Informed by the easy chic feel of Southern California with a Parisian sensibility, the collections evoke a spirit of sultry glamor through vibrant colors, bold prints, and timeless silhouettes that complement the jet-setter lifestyle.
