€18,750.00
Chanel
STUNNING Pre-Fall 2023 Dakar Hand-Painted Ribbon Skirt
Size: 38 FR Size chart
€18,750.00
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Description
- Chanel by Virginie Viard Hand-Painted Silk Ribbon 'CC' Skirt
- Pre-Fall 2023 Paris-Dakar Runway Collection
- Black light wool tweed mid-rise midi skirt, fully lined in silk
- Interwoven individually hand-painted silk lamé ribbons, repeatedly signed 'Chanel'
- Featuring central patch pocket duo & metallic hammered 'CC' buttons
- Slips on
- From the highly anticipated 2023 Métiers d'Art runway wherein Chanel became the first Maison of its kind to stage a show in Sub-Saharran Africa.
- Evoking themes of the Senegalese concept of roofoo - the conjoining of varying threads and textiles to create one inseperably linked weave - this collection joined Chanel's expert craftsmanship with Congolese tailoring and Senegalese savoir-faire.
- Exemplifying the Maison's expert artisanship, this piece was hand-crafted in the Atelier with immaculate precision over 300 hours.
- 32% Wool, 24% Polyamide, 18% Silk, 14% Cotton, 4% Cotton, 4% Cashmere, 3% Polyester, 2% Polyurethane, 1% Viscose, 1% Metallized Fiber, 1% Acrylic;100% Silk
Size & fit
- Size tag reads: 38FR
- Waist: 80cm/31.5in, Length: 91cm/36in
- Model is 179cm/5'10
*Please consider a 1-3cm natural error in manual measurement
Condition
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Excellent
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