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Tamara | Striped Button-Detail Midi Dress
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A clean line from shoulder to hem, and nothing fussy. Tamara is the kind of piece you reach for when the temperature rises and you need to look put-together in an instant. Cut with a relaxed, breezy silhouette that floats away from the body, this striped midi dress offers a quiet confidence that feels incredibly liberating to wear.
Slip it on for a weekend brunch in the sun, a relaxed city break, or a casual afternoon garden party.

Why You'll Love It
- Effortless Silhouette: The relaxed shape provides a beautifully flattering drape that never clings.
- Timeless Pattern: Classic stripes are cleverly placed to draw the eye and create an elegant, elongated look.
- Thoughtful Details: Asymmetric button accents add a touch of artisanal charm to the bodice and skirt.
- Practical Pockets: Deep side pockets give it that relaxed, lived-in feel we all look for in a day dress.

Fit and Feel
Crafted from a highly breathable, premium fabric blend, this dress is designed to keep you cool on the warmest days. It drapes beautifully, offering a loose, forgiving fit that effortlessly skims over the tummy while maintaining a beautifully structured midi length.
Style it with your favourite leather sandals and a woven tote for an easy, elegant daytime look.
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