Name: Printed%20silk%20maxi%20dress
Brand: Matthew Williamson
Price: 14.29 AED
Availability: InStock

Pastel print maxi dress with detachable jewelled belt with adjustable fastening.  Loop holes on dress to support the belt.  The dress is long with a flowing skirt with some pleats integrated.  

Printed silk maxi dress

This is the most beautiful print (originally called ‘Tokyo’) on 100% silk, combining lilac/purple with white, pink, blue and lime accents. I purchased it in 2007 and it has been worn by me twice. I was a D cup size 10/12 so I had the white chiffon added for fuller coverage on the bust. Honestly, the way this fabric moves as you walk is a dream! #summer #wedding #holiday #designer #maxi #silk #dcup

Matthew Williamson Mainline Silk Maxi Dress Size 12

Pink printed ball gown

This slip has a soft v neck, As it’s runway sizing it’s not particularly forgiving of you have larger hips or 🍑 you need to be quite a straight 12.

I wear with a gold chain belt to sinch in at the waist a little!

Climbing Hibiscus Slip Dress

My favourite dress in my wardrobe! 
It’s from the mainline Matthew Williamson collection - I did have to cut the tag out as it itched my back
U.K. 12 (but fits a U.K. 10 well)
I also wore it when pregnant (full length photo with my husband in). It’s really flattering and forgiving! 
I love it so much, a peachy/orange colour with metal stars, so it is quite heavy! 
It is vintage
A beautiful very flattering dress and totally unique - no one else has this dress at weddings!

Item will be sent to you by Royal Mail Special Delivery Next Day - please return via the same method to prevent loss

Matthew Williamson

Multicolour Dress, UK 12

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Printed silk maxi dress

Pastel print maxi dress with detachable jewelled belt with adjustable fastening. Loop holes on dress to support the belt. The dress is long with a flowing skirt with some pleats integrated.

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