Raisa Vanessa Degage Maxi Dress in Green - Green. Size 38 (also in ).
Color
Green
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Raisa Vanessa Degage Maxi Dress in Green - Green. Size 38 (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Turkey. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Halterneck styling with tie closure. Cowl neck styling. Tulle fabric with metallic threading. RSAV-WD56. FW23-D-4039. About the designer: Twin sisters Raisa & Vanessa Sason launched RAISAVANESSA in 2011 with the dream of developing a modern and empowering label for women. The brand focuses on versatility and bold details, creating a signature look that blends street couture with of-the-moment elegance. RAISAVANESSA collections are designed and produced at the RAISAVANESSA atelier in Istanbul, Turkey.
Details
Raisa Vanessa Degage Maxi Dress in Green - Green. Size 38 (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Turkey. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Halterneck styling with tie closure. Cowl neck styling. Tulle fabric with metallic threading. RSAV-WD56. FW23-D-4039. About the designer: Twin sisters Raisa & Vanessa Sason launched RAISAVANESSA in 2011 with the dream of developing a modern and empowering label for women. The brand focuses on versatility and bold details, creating a signature look that blends street couture with of-the-moment elegance. RAISAVANESSA collections are designed and produced at the RAISAVANESSA atelier in Istanbul, Turkey.
Raisa Vanessa Degage Maxi Dress in Green - Green. Size 38 (also in ). 100% polyester. Made in Turkey. Dry clean only. Partially lined. Halterneck styling with tie closure. Cowl neck styling. Tulle fabric with metallic threading. RSAV-WD56. FW23-D-4039. About the designer: Twin sisters Raisa & Vanessa Sason launched RAISAVANESSA in 2011 with the dream of developing a modern and empowering label for women. The brand focuses on versatility and bold details, creating a signature look that blends street couture with of-the-moment elegance. RAISAVANESSA collections are designed and produced at the RAISAVANESSA atelier in Istanbul, Turkey.
