LUREX SCARF CROSSOVER TOP

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Matthew Williamson
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LUREX SCARF CROSSOVER TOP

$299 Gilt
$695
Size (UK):
Women's Apparel
UK Wm Alpha Wm US IT FR JP DE Bust (inches) Waist (inches) Hip (inches)
2 XXS 00 34 32 3 28 31" 23" 33 1/2"
4 XS 0 36 34 5 30 32 1/2" 24" 35"
6 S 2 38 36 7 32 33" 25" 36"
8 S 4 40 38 9 34 34" 26" 37"
10 M 6 42 40 11 36 35" 27" 38"
12 M 8 44 42 13 38 36" 28" 39"
14 L 10 46 44 15 40 37 1/2" 29 1/2" 40 1/2"
16 L 12 48 46 17 42 39" 31" 42"
18 XL 14 50 48 19 44 40" 32 1/2" 43 1/2"
20 XL 16 52 50 21 46 41" 33" 44"
22 XXL 18 54 52 23 48 43" 34 1/2" 45"
  • 12
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    Wm Alpha M
    Wm US 8
    IT 44
Color:
silver
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Description
Designer
  • Woven top
  • Lurex detail throughout, crossover front, attached sash at shoulder
  • Five button closure at front hemline
  • 24 inches from shoulder to hemline; Measurements were taken from a size 12
  • Model's height is 5 feet 10 inches; bust 32 inches; waist 25 inches; hips 34 inches

Brand: Matthew Williamson

Material: 86% silk and 14% polyamide shell. 86% silk and 14% polyamide lining

Origin: Portugal

Matthew Williamson debuted his namesake label at 1997’s London Fashion Week with “Electric Angels”: a legendary collection of bold-colored, bias-cut dresses. Since then, the dashing, British-born designer has developed a singular aesthetic focused on bright (and often clashing) colors, intricate tailoring, and traffic-stopping prints. Before launching his luxurious line of womenswear, bridalwear, and accessories, Williamson got his industry start by working for the fashion house Marni. In the early 2000s he served as the creative director of Pucci — also known for designing instantly recognizable prints — while turning around his own collections of studded, ruffled, and beaded shift dresses and tops. A successful collaboration with H&M in 2009 marked his first foray into the world of menswear; in 2011, he released MW by Matthew Williamson, his inaugural (but not last?) diffusion line. Admired by everyone from model Kate Moss to London’s Design Museum, Williamson has won Elle’s Designer of the Year award (2004), the Moët and Chandon Fashion Tribute Award (2005), and the 2008 Red Carpet Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards.