Habana Noon Slant Shoulder Fringe Dress

This isn't just a dress; it is a sensory event, designed for the woman who moves with the rhythm of the tides and the pulse of the city.

The Slant Shoulder Fringe Dress is an exploration of maximalist texture within a minimalist silhouette. It captures the tension between structure and absolute fluidity.

A daring one-shoulder (slant) neckline provides an architectural anchor for the chaos of the fringe. This asymmetrical cut elongates the torso while offering a glimpse of skin that feels intellectual rather than overt.

The dress is composed of high-density, silk-weighted individual strands. These fringes are engineered to catch the air, creating a shimmering "aura" around the body with every step.

The use of fringe as a high-fashion medium has deep, rebellious roots. We draw inspiration from the 1920s Flapper era, where fringe was a symbol of women’s liberation—a literal shedding of the rigid corsetry of the past for garments that danced as much as the wearer did.

Intellectually, we look to the 1960s futurism of Paco Rabanne, who used metallic links and unconventional materials to create "unwearable" masterpieces that redefined glamour as something armored and fierce. More recently, we see echoes of Bottega Veneta’s recent runway explorations, where fringe is used to create a "thick" movement that feels grounded and luxurious rather than purely decorative. We have taken this historical trajectory and refined it into a piece that feels both ancient and futuristic.

We are witnessing a significant shift in the fashion landscape: the transition from "Quiet Luxury" to "Expressive Texturalism." > "In a world of digital flat screens, we crave the tactile, the moving, and the three-dimensional."

To let the Slant Shoulder Fringe Dress speak its truth, we recommend keeping the accessories sharp and singular.