Picnic Red Malla Dress
A flattering maxi inspired by our favorite activity!
Made in collaboration with Brazilian painter Aline Gaiad, this striking dress takes a playful print and puts it on a drop-waist silhouette with a pleated bodice and full skirt. Wear to weddings, dinner parties, or just 'cause with heels and gold accessories!
Our Favorite Details:
- Strapless
- Back zip closure
- Smocked back
- Fitted bodice
- Plisse effect
- Unlined
Material: 100% Organic Cotton Poplin
Care: Dry clean only
About the Brand
Argentinian musician and designer Carolina Kleinman created her namesake brand, Carolina K, in 2002. Her collection is eclectic and draws inspiration from her travels in Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia.
A flattering maxi inspired by our favorite activity!
Made in collaboration with Brazilian painter Aline Gaiad, this striking dress takes a playful print and puts it on a drop-waist silhouette with a pleated bodice and full skirt. Wear to weddings, dinner parties, or just 'cause with heels and gold accessories!
Our Favorite Details:
- Strapless
- Back zip closure
- Smocked back
- Fitted bodice
- Plisse effect
- Unlined
Material: 100% Organic Cotton Poplin
Care: Dry clean only
About the Brand
Argentinian musician and designer Carolina Kleinman created her namesake brand, Carolina K, in 2002. Her collection is eclectic and draws inspiration from her travels in Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia.
Original: $236.00
-70%$236.00
$70.80Description
A flattering maxi inspired by our favorite activity!
Made in collaboration with Brazilian painter Aline Gaiad, this striking dress takes a playful print and puts it on a drop-waist silhouette with a pleated bodice and full skirt. Wear to weddings, dinner parties, or just 'cause with heels and gold accessories!
Our Favorite Details:
- Strapless
- Back zip closure
- Smocked back
- Fitted bodice
- Plisse effect
- Unlined
Material: 100% Organic Cotton Poplin
Care: Dry clean only
About the Brand
Argentinian musician and designer Carolina Kleinman created her namesake brand, Carolina K, in 2002. Her collection is eclectic and draws inspiration from her travels in Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia.
