Feminine, breezy, and effortlessly chic, this Pearl & Caviar halterneck Maxi Dress is designed for elegant summer styling. Crafted from a luxurious blend of cotton, viscose, and silk, this dress offers a lightweight and breathable feel, making it perfect for warm-weather escapes. Featuring a deep V-neckline, braided cross-back straps, and a flowing silhouette, this dress balances bold elegance with relaxed sophistication.
Perfect for beachside dinners, destination weddings, or summer soirées, this dress can be styled with strappy sandals and delicate jewellery for a refined, sun-kissed look.
Style Tip: Pair with nude sandals and gold accessories for an effortlessly glamorous resort-ready look.
Model Height 170cm / 5'7"
Elastic Waist Width, unstretched XS/S 34 cm S/M 36 cm M/L 38 cm
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