Designed for the modern woman who appreciates understated luxury, this black tunic dress from Greek Archaic Kori is a perfect balance of textural contrast and refined craftsmanship. The ramie front offers a natural, breathable feel, while the silky viscose back drapes elegantly, creating a fluid and effortless silhouette.
The intricate gold embroidery, inspired by Greek heritage motifs, adds a regal touch to the relaxed silhouette. Featuring 3/4 sleeves with embroidered cuffs, a high mandarin-style neckline, and side slits for ease of movement, this tunic dress is a perfect fusion of tradition and modernity.
Whether styled with flat sandals for a casual-chic look or elevated with heels for an elegant evening ensemble, this versatile piece is an effortless staple for any wardrobe.
Kori runs large so we recommend sizing down.The details
50% ramie, 25% viscose ecovero25% rayon
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