Le caftan ras du cou Leotigra Land est conçu pour un drapé sans effort. Cet essentiel soyeux est rehaussé par des détails soignés. Découvrez comment le caftan ras du cou emblématique peut se transformer grâce à notre guide de style CAMILLA. Le Musée d'histoire naturelle de Vienne a inspiré cet imprimé, où le léopard, le tigre et le paon parcourent un paysage botanique peint d'un vert herbe dans un cadre doré ; ornement et instinct dans une tapisserie opulente.
SKU 00042873-LEOTLAND
Our model is 5'10 (178cm) tall and wears a size S (AU 10).
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Size Guide
Size
AU
US
FR
IT
UK
BUST
WAIST
HIP
XXS
XXS
2
34
-
6
7830.7
6124
89.535.23
XS
XS
4
36
-
8
8332.7
6626
94.537.2
S
S
6
38
-
10
8834.6
7128.0
99.539.2
M
M
8
40
-
12
9336.6
7629.9
104.541.1
L
L
10
42
-
14
9838.6
8131.9
109.543.1
XL
XL
12
44
-
16
10340.6
8633.9
114.545.1
XXL
XXL
14
46
-
18
110.543.5
93.536.8
12248
3XL
3XL
16
48
-
20
12348.4
10541.3
13252
4XL
4XL
18
52
-
22
13151.6
11344.5
14055.1
Bust Circumference
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Waist Circumference
Measure around the narrowest point of your natural waistline.
Hip Circumference
Measure around the widest part of your natural hipline
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LEOTIGRA LAND
Snakeskin, zebra and leopard emerge not as instinct alone, but as ornament: composed, graphic and deliberate. Power observed becomes power recognised and finally, worn.
Snakeskin, zebra and leopard emerge not as instinct alone, but as ornament: composed, graphic and deliberate. Power observed becomes power recognised and finally, worn.