Taffeta Bow Mini Dress
After training at Central Saint Martins and establishing Three Floor, Malaysia-born, London-based designer, Han Chong, decided to create an uncompromising vision that revolutionized affordable design without sacrificing quality. Fusing classic details with edgy street style, self-portraitās contemporary aesthetic is all about its innovative array of pieces that mixes crisp androgyny with soft feminine silhouettes.
100% polyester. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Concealed back zip closure. Matte wash. Contrast trims; bow motifs; functional pockets. SPOF-WD539. PF26-002SD-Y.
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Taffeta Bow Mini Dress
Taffeta Bow Mini Dress
After training at Central Saint Martins and establishing Three Floor, Malaysia-born, London-based designer, Han Chong, decided to create an uncompromising vision that revolutionized affordable design without sacrificing quality. Fusing classic details with edgy street style, self-portraitās contemporary aesthetic is all about its innovative array of pieces that mixes crisp androgyny with soft feminine silhouettes.
100% polyester. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Concealed back zip closure. Matte wash. Contrast trims; bow motifs; functional pockets. SPOF-WD539. PF26-002SD-Y.
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After training at Central Saint Martins and establishing Three Floor, Malaysia-born, London-based designer, Han Chong, decided to create an uncompromising vision that revolutionized affordable design without sacrificing quality. Fusing classic details with edgy street style, self-portraitās contemporary aesthetic is all about its innovative array of pieces that mixes crisp androgyny with soft feminine silhouettes.
100% polyester. Made in China. Dry clean only. Fully lined. Concealed back zip closure. Matte wash. Contrast trims; bow motifs; functional pockets. SPOF-WD539. PF26-002SD-Y.
