Step into luxurious style with the Greek Archaic Kori Grey & Champagne Embroidered Maxi Dress, an exquisite piece designed for effortless elegance. Crafted from lightweight cotton voile, this fully lined dress features intricate silvery champagne coloured embroidery adorning the neckline, cuffs, and back for a bold yet timeless look. Its flowing, tiered silhouette and voluminous sleeves make it the perfect blend of comfort and glamour.
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Pair with silver-toned sandals and minimal jewellery for daytime elegance, or elevate the look with heels and bold accessories for evening glamour.
Make a lasting impression with the Greek Archaic Kori Grey & Champagne Embroidered Maxi Dress—a stunning blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Kori runs large so we recommend sizing down. Check the size guide for further information.
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