ZANKOV Jane Fringed Silk Maxi Skirt - Moda Operandi
Color
White
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
ZANKOV is a knitwear collection that establishes a new visual language in fashion and textiles through shape; texture and color. Quality and finish are paramount: the inside of each garment is just as important as the outside. Zankov often juxtaposes fine natural fibers such as virgin wools; mohair; Merino and Alpaca with distinctly crafted techniques such as intarsias; double knit jacquards and digital printing.Tailored from silk; the 'Jane' skirt has a straight cut decorated with fringe placed vertically for textural contrast. Complete the look with the [Leah top](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/zankov/leah-vertical-fringe/709771).
Details
ZANKOV is a knitwear collection that establishes a new visual language in fashion and textiles through shape; texture and color. Quality and finish are paramount: the inside of each garment is just as important as the outside. Zankov often juxtaposes fine natural fibers such as virgin wools; mohair; Merino and Alpaca with distinctly crafted techniques such as intarsias; double knit jacquards and digital printing.Tailored from silk; the 'Jane' skirt has a straight cut decorated with fringe placed vertically for textural contrast. Complete the look with the [Leah top](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/zankov/leah-vertical-fringe/709771).
ZANKOV is a knitwear collection that establishes a new visual language in fashion and textiles through shape; texture and color. Quality and finish are paramount: the inside of each garment is just as important as the outside. Zankov often juxtaposes fine natural fibers such as virgin wools; mohair; Merino and Alpaca with distinctly crafted techniques such as intarsias; double knit jacquards and digital printing.Tailored from silk; the 'Jane' skirt has a straight cut decorated with fringe placed vertically for textural contrast. Complete the look with the [Leah top](https://www.modaoperandi.com/women/p/zankov/leah-vertical-fringe/709771).
