You’ll first notice how the pure mulberry silk skims rather than shapes — a cool, fluid drape that lets the ankle-length A-line silhouette move with you. The V-neck and ruched ruffle details quietly change the dress’s balance as you shift, while the three-quarter sleeves give a bit more coverage without weighing the cut down. Because the shell is non-stretch silk and the lining is mostly viscose with a small spandex content, the fabric resists cling yet follows motion differently than a knit would; breathability and slight opacity vary with light and movement. In the piece that follows, the focus is on how that material and cut behave in warm-weather settings, how the pullover fit settles at your natural waist, and how the print and ruffles read in motion.
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