Women's Fiocchini Embroidered Cotton Long Skirt

Women's Fiocchini Embroidered Cotton Long SkirtThe Fiocchini dress was one of the first pieces Loretta Caponi designed in the late 1960s, and is inspired by a nightgown from the early 19th century that she found in an Italian flea market. Since its debut, it has remained a fundamental part of Loretta Caponis story, private collection and archive. An extension of this, this skirt is handcrafted in Italy with lace sourced from France due to its long standing heritage as the finest purveyor.

Artisan-made in Genoa

irregular fringing on two sides

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