Get ready for summer with this beautiful Boho Luxe wrap dress made from soft to the touch, lightweight fabric. Handmade in Bali the Genova features an elegant hand printed turquoise floral print. A versatile summer wardrobe staple ,the Genova wrap dress features a billowing sleeve with frill detail, tiered skirt, pockets and a wrap-around style that creates a flattering silhouette.
Model is 5ft6, dress size 8-10 and wears an XS
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Feather & Find embraces conscious creation and ethical craftsmanship. Rooted in a transformative journey from disillusionment in large-scale factories to the artisanal haven of Bali. The brand's commitment to Slow Fashion aligns with the global movement towards eco-friendly and ethical practices, representing a revolutionary process that emphasizes quality production, product value, and a contemplative connection with the environment.
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