La FuoriEvelina Hexahue Matcha Midi Shirtdress
$525
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- La Fuori "Evelina Hexahue" shirtdress in matcha abstract print with a self belt
- Approx 52"L from shoulder to hem
- Point collar; button front
- Short sleeves
- Self-tie belted waist
- Side split pockets
- A-line silhouette
- Hem falls below the knee
- Silk/cotton
- Imported
Online Inquiries: NMS21_B9V78
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About La Fuori:
La Fuori, under the Creative Director Vidur Adlakha, pays homage to its Indian origins with a steadfast commitment to artistry. Every piece within the Ready-To-Wear Collection is birthed within La Fuori’s artisanal atelier in India, where skilled hands meticulously craft and embellish each garment with devotion - focusing on a cut-to-order philosophy. Embracing Vegetarian Silks, plucked only after the butterfly’s metamorphosis, Vidur’s reverence for life’s fragility resonates throughout the creative process. Translucent chiffons serve as a timeless veil to a heritage rich in cultural opulence. Hand-printed watercolors breathe life into the fabric canvas. La Fuori’s minimal waste ethos and non-carbon dyes grace the prints, and Miyuki Japanese Glass Beads and recycled sequins champion a new paradigm in fashion and Indian craftsmanship.
La Fuori, under the Creative Director Vidur Adlakha, pays homage to its Indian origins with a steadfast commitment to artistry. Every piece within the Ready-To-Wear Collection is birthed within La Fuori’s artisanal atelier in India, where skilled hands meticulously craft and embellish each garment with devotion - focusing on a cut-to-order philosophy. Embracing Vegetarian Silks, plucked only after the butterfly’s metamorphosis, Vidur’s reverence for life’s fragility resonates throughout the creative process. Translucent chiffons serve as a timeless veil to a heritage rich in cultural opulence. Hand-printed watercolors breathe life into the fabric canvas. La Fuori’s minimal waste ethos and non-carbon dyes grace the prints, and Miyuki Japanese Glass Beads and recycled sequins champion a new paradigm in fashion and Indian craftsmanship.