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Openwork Knit Midi Dress

Name: Openwork Knit Midi Dress
Brand: Givenchy
SKU: sku168780386
Price: 3750.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Givenchy opens a quiet couture mood with the Openwork Knit Midi Dress. Knit in an openwork mesh, it reads semisheer and moves with the flare of the hem. A V-neckline meets a square back, while the silhouette stays sleek through the bodice before blooming into the skirt. Sleeveless with adjustable straps, the slipover style sits in viscose for a fluid drape, Made in Italy.

On the body, the top skims in a bodyconscious silhouette while the skirt falls into a fluid flare. Adjustable straps let you dial the shoulder line, and the slipover construction makes it easy to wear without fuss. The midi length falls below the knee for a poised profile, and the viscose knit drapes with quiet polish, pairing with sculptural heels or clean sandals for day-to-evening versatility.

An editorial favorite from Givenchy, this piece nods to the label's couture-informed take on knitwear and Italian craft. Price is 3750. Style it with bold jewelry and a sharp heel, or layer a lightweight coat for cooler evenings.

Materials / Fabrication

Openwork knit mesh with semisheer effect
V-neckline
Square back
Sleeveless with adjustable straps
Bodyconscious silhouette
Hem falls below the knee
Slipover style
Fabric: viscose
Made in Italy
Model measurements: 5 ft 10 in tall
Model wearing a US size 4 / Small

Recommended Care

Dry clean only
Avoid direct heat; if ironing is necessary, use a cool steamer or low heat with protective cloth
Store hanging to prevent creasing

Fit Notes

Openwork knit with semisheer effect and a flared hem that falls below the knee.
V-neckline and square back with sleeveless, adjustable straps for a customizable fit through the bodice.
Slipover style with no closure.

Styling Tips

Pair it with a pair of boots to balance the midi length and highlight the openwork knit texture.
Carry a black designer tote bag to keep the dress's openwork silhouette as the focal point.
Add a necklace to complement the V-neckline without competing with the openwork knit.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Openwork mesh creates a bold, couture like texture that catches light and moves with the body. The V neckline meets a sculptural square back, while a flared hem adds drama to a bodycon silhouette. In a black tonal palette, the dress reads modern and editorial, perfect for elevated events or fashion week moment shots.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Craft details highlight refined mesh engineering and clean line work. The knit appears evenly woven, with neat armhole finishing and a smooth slipover construction that avoids bulk at the waist. The flared hem folds crisply, suggesting precise drape and Italian artisanal sensibility, though close-up stitching would confirm luxury-sewn confidence.

Affordability: $$$

At a high price point, the value aligns with its design and brand resonance rather than mass market simplicity. The openwork texture, premium viscose, and Italian manufacturing signal a premium experience. The cost feels justified for an editorial piece that elevates evening wardrobes beyond basic midi dress conventions.

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