Original price 975
What’s in a name? Tiger tail refers to the abstracted animal print design, created via Colville’s collaboration with the Amsterdam collective Brute Ceramics. The nod to intarsia knits is all about the immersive, color-drenched collage that emerges. This patterned floral print V-neck dress with rear zip fastening casually dresses up any occasion.
With a stated commitment to “expressing the feelings and values” of their clientele, here Colville uplifts all that is timeless and traditional about the black pencil skirt—and in the very same breath, gives it a shape and mood that is distinctly now.
Original Price 775
Gently cinched waist, extra long length, casual zip detail—and those sleeves: billowy and dramatic to the elbow, then close-fitting with a sporty ribbed knit to the wrist. An exquisite example of the New Feminine.
Original Price 1195
Graphic print satin dress with dark green and multicolored. All the prints in Colville’s Elektomotor group were inspired by utilitarian drawings, and this particular textile cues a sort of European road trip mood—maps, foreign signage, dramatic scenery. As for the souffle: that’s Colville’s way of invoking the dress’s light and airy silhouette.
Original Price 695
Graphic print satin dress with dark green and multicolored. It’s all about the contrasts: the soft drape of the silk, and the bold sporty colors… the graphic print, and the quietly alluring shape. Over pants or leggings, and maybe under your favorite cardigan, it’s a look that’s versatile and season-less.
Choose your metaphor: collage or quilt. Either way, Yusho’s shirtdress updates the traditional silhouette it's based on with both fabrication and form. Extra earth-tone panels sewn below the waist create drape and flow while the overall cut-and-paste aesthetic yields an ongoing narrative that only you can complete.