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cream satin slip dress Creme AquaFlora Scarlet Slip Dress | Vegan Silk

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cream satin slip dress Creme AquaFlora Scarlet Slip Dress | Vegan SilkDetails Experience modern sophistication with a touch of sensuality in our Scarlet Slip Dress. This stunning slip dress features a flattering cowl neckline and adjustable cross back straps, allowing for a customized fit. The Scarlet Slip Dress drapes and flows beautifully, accentuating your natural silhouette with every movement. Perfect for any special occasion or a romantic evening out, this dress combines elegance and allure, making it a must have

Details

Experience modern sophistication with a touch of sensuality in our Scarlet Slip Dress. This stunning slip dress features a flattering cowl neckline and adjustable cross-back straps, allowing for a customized fit. The Scarlet Slip Dress drapes and flows beautifully, accentuating your natural silhouette with every movement. Perfect for any special occasion or a romantic evening out, this dress combines elegance and allure, making it a must-have addition to your wardrobe. 

Crafted from our signature Vegan Cupro Linen blend fabric for durability and breathability.

  • 42% Bemberg® Cupro & 58% European Flax Linen
  • Premium Linen Fiber
  • PETA-approved vegan
  • Biodegradable
  • Thermoregulating to help maintain a comfy body temperature
  • Anti-static and hypoallergenic
  • Designed in Miami - Made in Turkey
  • Come beautifully wrapped in our signature niLuu branded box

Care

The niLuu vegan silk dress will continue delivering its amazingly soft and silky feel for a long time. They have been developed to be machine washable at home.

  • Wash inside out with similar colors
  • Choose delicate cycle, cold water and low spin
  • Tumble dry at low heat or line dry
  • Steam press iron to restore the original luster and silky feel

Sizing

The niLuu vegan silk slip dress comes in X-Small, Small, Medium or Large. For reference, model is wearing Small and her measurements are:

  • Height: 178cm/ 5’10”
  • Bust: 81cm/ 32”
  • Waist: 59cm / 23"
  • Hips: 86cm / 34"

Transparency in our process

100% CLEAN MATERIALS

We source our materials from Japan with the production of the core element behind our fabrics, Bemberg Yarn. Gentle on our skin and kink to our planet, Bemberg is materializad from cotton linters, a fiber found in cotton seeds that has traditionally been disposed of in the past.

WOVEN WITH CARE

Our natural fibers are woven into our beautiful vegan silk in Turkey at the first vegan-labeled fabric producer in the world to create a luxurious cruelty-free and earth-friendly alternative to silk. Our fabric breathes like cotton, but feels like silk.

FAIR + SAFE ATELIER

The fabric is passed along to our women-led atelier in Serra Serra, Turkey, to be transformed into the ethereal silk-wear pieces that characterize niLuu. Our atelier focuses on providing fair, safe, and advantageous employment opportunities for women.

FEMALE-FOUNDED BUSINESS

It all starts and ends in Miami, where we dream and create the concepts and ideas to bring each collection to life with our female-founder, Nilufer Bracco. Packaged with the utmost care, our team puts your order together and ensures its delivery.

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