KENZO Cowl Neck Collar Green Festival Midi Fern Dress Shirt Hemd Kleid New BRAND NEW WITH ALL TAGS - MADE IN ITALY  SIZE : FR/KENZO 40 - INT MEDIUM - EU38 - IT44 - US8 Composition : Cotton 100% - Washing instructions : Machine Wash - Designer Style ID: FA62RO0079CX  Wearing:The model is 1.8 m wearing size 40 (FR)  Dark green shirt dress from KENZO with a modern, urban-inspired design. The cotton tunic dress has a cowl neck with buttoned flap detail, two flap pockets on the chest  and a curved hem. Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs and dropped shoulder seams lend the dress a relaxed look. Box pleat detail on the back and tonal ‘K’ patch embroidery on  the left cuff complete the contemporary shirt dress.Update your casual-wear rotation with the cool of Kenzo. Presented in a fern green hue, this cotton-corduroy cowl neck  dress makes getting dressed in the morning a breeze. You won't want to take it off.Fern green cotton-corduroy cowl neck dress from KENZO featuring cowl neck, drop  shoulder, long sleeves, two chest flap pockets and curved hem. Highlights - fern green - cotton-corduroy - cowl neck - drop shoulder - long sleeves - two chest flap pockets - curved hem.The model is also styled with: Gucci lace-up boots, Prada floral print top,Dior Mini Sac tote bag.This piece fits true to size.We recommend you get your regular size ,Cut for a loose fit. Made with a mid-weight non-stretch fabric Free express shipping We offer Ups express international shipping on every order to ensure your pieces arrive quickly and safely.Daily delivery when the payment arrives before 12.00 .If you like what you see, Please click here and browse my shop  to find more items you may love and save my shop to be  informed about special sales , new arrivals and Campaigns .  12/7 customer support Questions, concerns, issues? Contact us : Contact seller We’re always here for you  Secure shopping  Your purchases are protected by encrypted security systems that keep your personal data and payment information safe and secure.                                 Sign up for newsletter or  Save this Seller - Contact seller - Visit store - See other item About Kenzo  – Changing the way we’re styled today! For half a century, Kenzo has been infusing positive energy and contagious freedom by claiming a polychrome, daring and  borderless fashion that celebrates nature and cultural diversity. Founded in Paris in 1970 by Kenzo Takada, who opened his first boutique in Galerie Vivienne, the House  continues to cultivate and reinterpret with modernity the codes that make its uniqueness: the mix of prints, the harmony of refined colours and an exuberant and  sophisticated creativity imbued with optimism and impertinence. His motifs are flowers and leaves, even his perfume bottle is a leaf. He likes animal prints, tartans and  daring colour combinations.His predilection is for simplified child-like shapes like pullover vests, knee length shorts, mini coats, sweater dresses, made fresh by such foreign  nuances as Kimono sleeves (unusual in knitted clothing) and oversized berets.He follows the principle of flat patterns like used for kimonos. He widens armholes and modifies  shoulders. He is influenced by folk costumes and interprets varied dress such as Spanish boleros, Austrian loden jackets, Indian trousers, Chinese tunics, Bedouin blankets  and Breton aprons. One of my favorite “vintage discoveries” is when I find a piece of DEADSTOCK VINTAGE.It’s like finding a diamond amongst the jewels: I’m already so satisfied with the vintage finds I’m discovering, but then I see a  shimmer that truly makes my heart beat faster — a piece of vintage with the original tags.Deadstock vintage are called as such because they have “passed away” [i.e. died] from the original stock where they previously  existed [i.e. lived] in a store. The piece of vintage clothing was never sold from that store for whatever reason — perhaps it was a piece of sale clothing that was unbought, or the store/boutique/department store chain  fell bankrupt and its remaining inventory found its way to a thrift store or the hands of a vintage boutique owner.