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Bottega Veneta Knot knitted midi skirt

Name: Bottega Veneta Knot knitted midi skirt
Brand: Bottega Veneta
Price: 2800.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Bottega Veneta

$2800.00

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The Bottega Veneta Knot knitted midi skirt is a testament to effortless elegance and sophisticated craftsmanship. Crafted in a rich oxblood mélange, this piece mesmerizes with its textured knit that carries the subtle sheen of luxury. The fabric, a blend of cotton and wool, envelops the body in a cocoon of warmth and softness, while the addition of polyamide and elastane offers a touch of stretch—just enough to allow for graceful movement. Whether you're strolling through art galleries or sipping espresso at a chic café, the skirt’s burgundy hues and intricate knit pattern make it a quietly striking choice.

The fit of this midi skirt is all about creating a fluid silhouette that flatters without constraining. The button and hook fastenings at the waist offer a tailored finish that ensures the skirt sits perfectly, skimming the hips and cascading into an elegant hemline that dances around the calves. Layer with a fitted bodysuit for a seamless look or pair with a chunky knit sweater to embrace the season’s textural contrasts. The gold hardware adds that final touch of opulence, offering a hint of shimmer as you move.

With Bottega Veneta’s reputation for merging minimalist design with statement-making textures, the Knot knitted midi skirt resonates with this ethos. It’s a piece that celebrates the art of quiet luxury—a perfect embodiment of why Bottega is revered among fashion’s most style-conscious circles. This skirt not only aligns with the current craving for sophisticated knits but elevates it, offering a touch of Italian savoir-faire to your wardrobe.

Materials / Fabrication

Textured knit with subtle sheen
Rich oxblood mélange color
Blend of cotton and wool
Contains polyamide and elastane for stretch
Button and hook waist fastenings
Gold hardware
Italian craftsmanship

Recommended Care

Professional dry clean to maintain fabric integrity and color.
Store flat to prevent stretching.
Avoid direct sunlight to preserve the color.
Iron on low heat if necessary, avoiding hardware areas.

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