RHS Halter Neck Dress | Navy
£240
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Product details
Our exclusive Aspiga x RHS collection celebrates the beauty of botanical artistry bringing timeless nature-inspired designs to life.
This elegant halter dress is crafted from luxurious viscose satin crepe prized for its smooth fluid drape and soft sheen.
The refined halter neckline frames the shoulders beautifully creating a clean elongated silhouette that skims the body with ease.
Set against a rich backdrop the delicate floral print evokes the charm of a blooming garden bringing a sense of understated romance.
Ideal for summer occasions and evening gatherings it offers a polished balance of modern sophistication and effortless femininity.
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Product Details
Highlights
Exclusive Aspiga x RHS collection
Halter neck style
Delicate floral print
® The Royal Horticultural Society. Trade marks of The Royal Horticultural Society (Registered Charity No 222879/SC038262) used under licence from RHS Enterprises Ltd.
Fit and Fabric
Garment Measurements
Size XS: Length 138.5cm Waist 74cm Bust 79cm.Size S: Length 139.5cm Waist 79cm Bust 84cm.Size M: Length 140.5cm Waist 84cm Bust 89cm
Size
Lifestyle model is 5 ’10" a UK 8 and wears a size XS
Washing Instructions
Hand wash
Dry Clean P
Medium Iron
No machine wash
Sustainability
Why choose 100% FSC Certified Viscose?
We love viscose not just for its softness and fluid drape but also because it’s a natural fully biodegradable fabric derived from tree pulp. Our responsibly sourced viscose is certified to meet stringent social and environmental standards ensuring protection against deforestation forest degradation and the loss of biodiversity.By choosing certified viscose you’re contributing to the preservation of endangered forests the promotion of fair wages and the safeguarding of local communities and Indigenous peoples' rights.
