Fleur hand-knitted dress.
Dress made of 100% cotton yarn. Knitted by hand. Decorated with beautiful flowers.
If your size is unavailable, we can make a dress for Your order
Juliet dress
Long dress with decorative gathers on the part of the skirt. Cups sewn into the top part. The dress gives the silhouette an extraordinary class and optically lengthens it. In addition, the dress comes with a decorative flower made of the same fabric, which you can tie anywhere.
Carmen dress
Unusual fuchsia dress. The corset binding at the bottom fits perfectly to figure-hugging dresses, and the beautiful gathering in the central part will slim and lengthen.
Dress in two very elegant colors. The satin fabric adds chic, and the corset cut and built-in bra will beautifully emphasize your figure. The waist is emphasized by a belt, from which the gathering begins in the lower part of the dress. A very feminine cut will make the dress your sure bet for every occasion.
Amina dress in the most fashionable color of this summer - made of satin viscose, which is perfect for summer outings in both elegant and more casual style. It has an interesting assumed neckline, creases on the side part of the dress decorated with small buttons.
Box cardigan with a beautiful ecru weave was knitted by hand. It takes a minimum of 7 days to create a one-of-a-kind piece. Decorated with buttons in shades of pearl and gold that give it a unique style.
The order fulfillment time is about 7 business days.
Lace dress with an original shirt cut with a decorative ruffle on the skirt, cuffs and trim made of elegant satin fabric. Completed with crystal buttons.
Claire viscose dress made of jacquard viscose. It has ruffles on the skirt and we assume the front of the dress with the shoulder line marked. Perfect for many outfits
A timeless dress made of knitted fabric decorated with beautifully shimmering crystals. The top of the dress in the form of a tied bra, thanks to which it is possible to fit even better to the figure.
Adjustable shirring on the side of the dress.
