Greek Archaic Kori Embroidered 100% Cotton Ruffles Maxi Dress Navy Blue-2

Greek Archaic Kori Embroidered 100% Cotton Ruffles Maxi Dress Navy Blue

Greek Archaic Kori Embroidered Cotton Ruffles Maxi Dress Navy Blue/Gold

209.00 €

Maxi dress for women by Greek Archaic Kori in gold and cream. Made from pleasantly airy cotton fabric, the modern look impresses thanks to the gathered details in a feminine design, while the extravagant graphic all-over embroidered embroidered pattern makes this model a real eye-catcher.

Composition: 100% Cotton
Flared fit
Tunic neckline
Wing sleeves
2 slit pockets
Color: Navy Blue/Gold

Made in Greece / Handmade / Hand Embroidered
Greek Designers / Exclusive Prints and Designs By Milla Kori

Μέγεθος

Extra Small

Small

Medium

Large

Clear

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SKU: S24K-330082-251 Categories: MIDI, ΜΑΧΙ Tags: archaic, dress, greek, kaftan, kori, maxi, midi, white/gold, ΜΑΧΙ, ΦΟΡΕΜΑΤΑ

Greek Archaic Kori Embroidered 100% Cotton Ruffles Maxi Dress Navy Blue/Gold

Composition: 100% Cotton
Flared fit
Tunic neckline
Wing sleeves
2 slit pockets
Color: Navy Blue/Gold

Made in Greece / Handmade / Hand Embroidered
Greek Designers / Exclusive Prints and Designs By Milla Kori

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Χρώμα	BLUE
Φύλο	Women
Μέγεθος	Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large

Brand

GREEK ARCHAIC KORI

Premium Resortwear Greek Archaic Kori

Greek Archaic Kori is a premium resortwear brand that mostly includes easy to wear kaftans, dresses and tunics. Summer clothes Kori are ideal for holidays in the Greek islands as their style refer to the sun, the light, the sea and the chilly breeze, all symbols of the Greek summer. Each Kori collection stands for the comfort and elegance of the urban environment. Kori kaftans and dresses address to women of all ages who appreciate simple lines. With respect to modern woman and her needs, these unique pieces are great to wear from morning until late at night. The name of this Greek brand is inspired by the ancient statues Kori that used to represent young female figures from the archaic period (600-480 BC).