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  • LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
  • LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
  • LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
  • LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
  • LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002
LaDoubleJ Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero SKI0022RAD001MEX0002

Pencil Skirt Place Messico Nero in Radzmir

$620
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Not your librarian's pencil skirt
This sexy sleek Radzmir number is the perfect everyday skirt. It matches amazingly with one of our Boy Shirts (extra points if it's in matching prints), a white t-shirt, or even one of our brand new crew neck jumpers.It hits about calf length (depending on your height), sits low on your hips and has a slight flare so you're not walking around like a bound up mummy.
  • Elegant crispy Radzmir
  • Hits mid calf, depending on height
  • Sits low on the waist
  • Slight cut with a slight a line for ease of movement
  • Contrast lining

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  • 100% Polyester

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    1964

    Messico Nero

    This print was sourced by La DoubleJ in the Italian archives of Mantero Seta, one of Lake Como’s oldest silk manufacturers. It was originally designed in the 1960s by the Paris-based fabric designer Suzanne Kientz, who was known for making collages to create her prints, often using paper, crayons, gouache, and ink.
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