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V-Waist Satin Midi Skirt

Name: V-Waist Satin Midi Skirt
Brand: Bottega Veneta
SKU: sku173232323
Price: 3550.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Bottega Veneta

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The V-Waist Satin Midi Skirt from Bottega Veneta glows with quiet luxury, its lustrous satin catching light in a restrained, sophisticated way. The silhouette runs straight from hip to hem, delivering a sleek line that feels indulgent yet effortless. A Vbandless waist keeps the front clean, while a back center slit adds subtle movement. Side seam pockets offer practical ease, and the piece is lined in cupro, with Italian craftsmanship lending a refined, timeless mood.

Low on the hips, with an invisible back zip, the skirt falls straight from hip to hem, and the back slit gives it ease as you move. Side pockets keep daily errands tidy, while the satin drape layers smoothly over a silk blouse or a fine knit. Its restrained silhouette transitions from day to evening with a single swap of footwear or a tailored jacket.

Bottega Veneta's approach to quiet luxury shines through in this piece—made in Italy, with minimal hardware and a clean, sculpted line that lets the material do the talking. The V-waist and satin finish read as modern polish, a versatile foundation for elevated wardrobes and event-ready edits alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Lustrous satin
Vbandless waist
Slit at the back hem
Low waist
Side seam pockets
Skirt falls straight from hip to hem
Hem falls below the knee
Centerback slit hem
Invisible back zip
Cupro
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Dry clean or professional care recommended to preserve satin finish and cupro.
If washing at home, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent; do not wring.
Lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat.
Iron on low heat with a pressing cloth or use a steamer to avoid shine; do not iron directly on satin.
Store hanging to maintain drape, or fold with tissue to prevent creases.

Fit Notes

Lustrous satin drapes smoothly for a sleek silhouette.
Low waist with a bandless V design and an invisible back zip.
Skirt falls straight from hip to hem with a center back slit.
Side seam pockets add practical detail without altering the clean line.

The Bottega Veneta Moodboard

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About Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta is the Italian luxury house for shoppers who want craft to speak louder than logos. Founded in 1966, the brand is defined by its Intrecciato leather weave, a signature that turns handbags, shoes, and accessories into instantly recognizable pieces without obvious branding. Under creative director Louise Trotter, Bottega Veneta continues to sharpen its language around leatherwork, texture, tailoring, and modern Italian polish. The appeal sits in pieces that feel quietly powerful in a wardrobe, from woven bags and refined shoes to ready to wear with a precise, tactile edge. For shoppers, Bottega Veneta is investment dressing with craft at the center.