CHRISTOPHER KANE Deconstructed crystal 'Cupchain' merino wool cardigan - L
CHRISTOPHER KANE Deconstructed crystal 'Cupchain' merino wool cardigan - L
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CHRISTOPHER KANE Deconstructed crystal 'Cupchain' merino wool cardigan
Avant-garde edginess meets evening glamour with this deconstructed and embellished cardigan. Made from super-soft merino wool, this shimmering cardigan from Christopher Kane proves just how eye-catching green can be when it’s all dressed up. Asymmetrically cut-out at the sleeves and hip, detailed with light-catching crystal cupchain fringing and finished with statement buttons, it’s a real head-turner.
- Size: L (fits UK10-14)
- Model is 5’ 5” (165cm) & UK8-10
- Designers colour: Sage green - we would describe the tone more as a muted emerald green
- Beautifully single-breasted crystal-embellished cardigan
- Long sleeves
- 5 contrast buttons
- Patch pocket
- 100% supersoft merino wool
- Trim: 50% Brass, 50% Crystal (Glass)
- Excellent (store fresh) condition - unworn with tags
- Provenance: purchased from FarFetch - RRP £1,145
Christopher Kane is a London-based fashion label known for its playful, innovative, and often provocative collections, founded by brother and sister Christopher and Tammy Kane in 2006, and recognized for its ability to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. The brand was founded in 2006 by Christopher and Tammy Kane, following Christopher's award-winning Central Saint Martin's MA show. Christopher Kane is known for its signature style of constant innovation, rebellious femininity, and extraordinary skill, with collections that often feature complex construction and luxurious finishings. The brand's designs often incorporate elements like neon colors, elastic bandage dresses, punched-leather lace, and pastel gingham, along with playful and provocative themes.
Purchasing this item continues its narrative and reduces the environmental impact by avoiding the use of new resources needed to make the product from scratch, such as water, materials and electricity, and avoiding additional manufacturing impact
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