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Linen. I’ve always admired this textile from afar, patting bolts in gorgeous natural and subdued colours in fabric shops, wistfully sighing whilst reading about other sewists’ linen creations (Ah, Mor

One versatile piece... infinite ways to wear it! Made of a soft stretch jersey with a bandeau waistband, The One can be worn as a dress, skirt, sarouel pant, batwing top, or oversized shrug jacket. A set of drawstrings can be used to create a ruched or gathered effect, for an even greater variety of looks; ties inside sleeves allow for adjustment of sleeve length. A great travel piece because it easily converts to the style of garment you need, The One is great on its own, but two is even…

Lemuria is the first and original brand of multifunctional clothes, through years of research the designer Susanna Gioia has developed dozens of dresses form.

I just love multipurpose designs! This one is totally adjustable and can be worn in at least 10 different ways. A halter dress, strapless dress, asymmetrical top, a skirt... so many options! You will receive three separate pieces: - the base part with the ring attached, which you see int he photos starting from under the bust - a long and wide band - a long and very thin band a printed guide to how to wear it in it's various ways, with pictures, will come in the package. you will probably…

Unique Black Gray Convertible Clothing,Gray Black Striped Jersey Top, Women's Infinity Top, Multi-Style Convertible Jersey Blouse and Skirt, Halter Top, Strappy Top, High-Low Skirt, Cowl Neck This incredibly elegant and stylish garment can be worn in 12 different ways. It is extremely versatile and allows you to change your look from casual to dressy in an instant. Whether you choose to wear it as a skirt, a shrug, a halter, an asymmetrical tunic or a cowl neck blouse, it is bound to make…

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Cupro Printed Permanent Collection Dress

Lemuria is the first and original brand of multifunctional clothes, through years of research the designer Susanna Gioia has developed dozens of dresses form.