Wolf and Mishka | Harriette Dress | Summer Gingham

Wolf and Mishka | Harriette Dress | Summer Gingham

Marsoni

M251S

$159.50

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Wolf and Mishka | Harriette Dress | Summer GinghamThis charming tunic dress is crafted entirely from leftover fabrics from past collections, making it both sustainable and unique. Featuring slender ties in vibrant lime green to complement the neat collar, this dress gathers at the waist for a soft, flattering volume. With elbow length sleeves and convenient side seam pockets, its designed for style, comfort, and conscious fashion. Easy to wear shape V opening Elbow length sleeves Gathered waist Side

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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2011