Dries Van Noten Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress

Dries Van Noten Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress - 1

Dries Van Noten Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress - 2

Dries Van Noten Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress - 3

Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress

Name: Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress
Brand: Dries Van Noten
SKU: sku171160397
Price: 1195.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Dries Van Noten

$1195.00

Shop Now

Product Insights & Style Tips

The Dries Van Noten Dalma Marbled Short-Sleeve Neck-Scarf Midi Dress has a shift silhouette that moves with ease, the abstract marbled print reading like a wearable sculpture. The selftie scarf neckline adds polish while staying refined, and the short sleeves end in crisp French cuffs. The viscose drapes with a soft, fluid weight, and the hem falls below the knee with side slits for ease. Made in Hungary, this piece is priced at 1195.

With front and back chest yokes, the dress holds its line without stiffness; the concealed halfbutton closure keeps the front clean while the neckline shines. The shift shape skims the body and side slits add movement for day to night transitions. It layers well under a jacket or lets the neck scarf be the star when worn solo with minimal accessories.

Dries Van Noten's refined approach to prints and silhouettes informs this Dalma dress. The marbled motif reads as a wearable statement, while the neck scarf and French cuff sleeves anchor it in the brand's signature polish. Made in Hungary, it speaks to a global couture language without shouting.

Materials / Fabrication

Viscose fabric with drape and soft, fluid weight
Abstract marbled print
Shift silhouette
Selftie scarf neckline
Short sleeves with crisp French cuffs
Hem falls below the knee with side slits
Front and back chest yokes
Concealed half-button closure
Midi length dress
Made in Hungary

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to protect print and drape
If washing at home, hand wash cold and lay flat to dry
Avoid wringing or twisting; use a cool iron or steamer to remove wrinkles
Store on a hanger to maintain shape and prevent creasing

Fit Notes

Shift silhouette moves with ease through the body.
Self-tie scarf neckline adds polish while staying refined.
Hem falls below the knee with side slits for ease.
Viscose drapes with a soft, fluid weight, and the concealed half-button closure keeps the front clean.

The Dries Van Noten Moodboard

Dries Van Noten Fall 2026 Turns Plaid, Tapestry, and Gold Belts Into a Layered Wardrobe

Dries Van Noten Fall 2026 opens inside a Paris high school, where blazers, plaid, and varsity jackets walk out with a familiar ease. Then things shift. Proportions stretch, textures clash, and what starts as uniform dressing turns into something far more personal. Blazers come through first, shoulders pushed wider, waists pulled in. Plaid shows up everywhere, but never sits still. It moves from trousers to sleeveless dresses with high ruffle collars, then lands on padded coats that feel slightly off, in a good way. Varsity jackets carry gold crests, like something borrowed from a school hallway, but styled with a sharper edge. Nothing feels fixed. Every piece looks like it has been adjusted, rethought, or worn in its own way.

Dries Van Noten Spring 2026 Rides the Surf of Color and Light

The anticipation surrounding Dries Van Noten’s Spring 2026 show in Paris buzzed like a summer tide rolling in. The runway shimmered under oceanic light, echoing the carefree pulse of surf culture through bright movement and color. This season, Van Noten looked to the freedom of the sea as muse—translating its endless motion into garments that glowed with optimism. Models drifted down the runway like waves, their silhouettes fluid, relaxed, and drenched in sunlight hues. The result was a collection that invited the audience to rediscover joy, abandon restraint, and revel in the pleasure of dressing again. Each look captured a sense of escape, evoking the salt air and rhythmic crash of the surf in pure sartorial form.

10 Mesh Sneakers Perfect for Transitional Dressing

The current sneaker game is all about airy mesh. From futuristic revivals to cult hiking hybrids, mesh brings a tactile lightness to your wardrobe, making even the chunkiest silhouettes feel breathable and effortless. This fall season, mesh sneakers rise as the ultimate transitional staple, carrying you seamlessly from late summer into crisp fall days. Their breathable fabrication keeps the ease of warm-weather dressing alive, while sculptural soles and layered textures pair perfectly with autumn’s heavier knits and tailored coats. From runway reinventions to cult classics, mesh is setting the tone for sneakers this season. Here are the ten mesh sneakers setting the pace perfect for transitional dressing.

About Dries Van Noten

Dries Van Noten is a fashion power house founded by Dries Van Noten who was born in Antwerp in 1958, third generation in a family of tailors. The Antwerp’s Royal Academy grad started his collection in1986. As part of the ‘Antwerp Six’, Dries Van Noten is known for unconventional prints, intricate embroidery and progress silhouettes. Shop the latest collection from Dries Van Noten, ranging in dresses to skirts, shirts, tops, outerwear and accessories.