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Greek Archaic Kori Grey and Champagne Embroidered Mini Dress – Understated Elegance in Every Detail
Redefine effortless style with the Greek Archaic Kori Grey and Champagne Embroidered Mini Dress. This charming piece combines soft grey linen with delicate champagne-coloured embroidery, offering a modern interpretation of traditional Greek design.
Perfect for sunny getaways or casual gatherings, pair this mini dress with gold strappy sandals for a laid-back yet chic look. Add statement earrings and wedges to seamlessly transition into an evening outfit.
Step into subtle luxury with this timeless design from Greek Archaic Kori—ideal for those who appreciate understated yet striking details in their wardrobe.
Kori runs large so we recommend sizing down. Check the size guide for further information.
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