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KAREN MILLEN

Zebra Print Crepe High Neck Top

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Description

- Striking zebra print crepe top with a sophisticated high neck design - Flattering V-neckline that frames the decolletage beautifully - Long sleeves for versatile seasonal styling - Lightweight crepe fabric with a touch of stretch for comfortable all-day wear - Regular fit silhouette that complements various body types Make a statement with this eye-catching zebra print top from Karen Millen. The bold pattern creates visual interest whilst the high neck and V-neckline offer a refined touch that's perfect for daytime sophistication. Style with a leather skirt as shown for a contemporary contrast of textures, or pair with tailored trousers for family gatherings. The crepe fabric drapes elegantly against the body, whilst the hint of stretch ensures comfort throughout the day. This versatile piece transitions effortlessly from office to weekend brunch when styled with your favourite denim and trainers. The regular fit and approximately 55cm length create a flattering silhouette that works beautifully tucked in or worn loose over slim-fitting bottoms. A must-have addition to your casual wardrobe that showcases Karen Millen's commitment to contemporary design with a polished edge. Product Details & Care Main: 96% polyester, 4% elastane. Model wears UKS. Model height 5"9. Length approx: 55cm

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REVERSIBLE ID
586054246
Brand style ID
BKK27333-808

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