KAREN MILLENLeather City Short

Black
$539
Chocolate
$539

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Description

- Crafted from smooth leather with a rich, polished finish that retains its shape beautifully throughout the day - Longline Bermuda-length cut that falls just below the knee, offering a refined and sophisticated silhouette - Tailored pleat detailing at the front adds structure and a considered, fashion-forward edge - High-rise waistband with a neat, clean finish that sits elegantly at the natural waist - Wide-leg cut through the thigh and hem creates a relaxed yet polished drape with effortless movement The Leather City Short is the kind of piece that bridges the gap between dressed-up and effortlessly cool - a true wardrobe investment for the woman who knows that understated dressing speaks volumes. The Bermuda-length silhouette makes these shorts a surprisingly versatile choice, working just as well for a city lunch or gallery visit as they do for an elevated evening out. Style them as the model does, with a simple white tee tucked loosely at the front and strappy flat sandals for a look that feels both relaxed and considered. Come the cooler months, swap the sandals for pointed-toe ankle boots and layer with a fine-knit roll-neck or a tailored blazer to carry the look seamlessly into autumn. For a more polished occasion, pair with a silk blouse and block-heeled mules to let the leather do the talking. These shorts are a statement in restraint - sharp, sophisticated, and entirely Karen Millen. Product Details & Care 100% Leather. Model wears UK 10/US 6. Model Height 5"9.

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Product IDs

REVERSIBLE ID
900452443
Brand style ID
BKK29808-186

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