Greta Constantine Draped Velvet Maxi Skirt
Greta Constantine
$795.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Greta Constantine Draped Velvet Maxi Skirt exudes refined drama. Plush velvet catches the light with a soft glow, while drapes and ruching cascade across the front. A dipped waistline adds a modern twist to the classic maxi, and the fitted silhouette sits close through the frame before a sweep that pools at the ground.
It moves with you; its length and weight creating a poised, evening-ready line. Priced at 795, it signals a statement investment. Paired with one of the label's evening blouses, it becomes a complete look that transitions from intimate dinners to late-night events. The draped front and straight fall ensure it skims without clinging, while the pooled hem offers drama with every step.
Greta Constantine, founded in 2006 by Kirk Pickersgill and Stephen Wong, is Toronto-based and offers provocative evening attire for the bold and contemporary woman. This velvet maxi embodies that signature mix of luxe texture and expressive silhouette, inviting you to pair it with one of the label's evening blouses for a statement look.
Materials / Fabrication
- Velvet fabric with plush texture and soft glow
- Draped front with ruching details
- Dipped waistline design
- Maxi length with floor-sweeping sweep
- Fitted silhouette through the frame, sweeping hem
Recommended Care
- Professional dry cleaning recommended for velvet
- If cleaning at home, spot clean with a mild detergent and cold water; handle gently
- Avoid wringing; lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat
- Steam to refresh; do not iron directly on velvet
- Store on a padded hanger to preserve drape and prevent crushing
Fit Notes
- The velvet maxi features a fitted silhouette through the frame with a draped front and ruching.
- A dipped waistline defines the waist with a modern touch.
- The silhouette transitions to a sweep that pools at the ground for a floor-skimming line.
- Plush velvet adds depth and weight, enhancing the draped front and movement.
