Karen Kane Colorblock Sleeveless Maxi Dress
Karen Kane
$129.00 40% OFF
$77.40
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Karen Kane Colorblock Sleeveless Maxi Dress makes a bold statement with colorblock panels that race across the body in a confident, modern palette. The soft figure-skimming silhouette drapes in a 92 percent rayon, 8 percent spandex blend, offering a smooth, lightly stretchable fall that moves with you. A jewel neckline and sleeveless armhole keep the line clean, while a flowy flared skirt sways with every step. At 48 1/2 inches in length for size Medium P, the dress reads grown-up and ready for warm-weather events.
Slip it on over the head and go, with an unlined fabric that feels light and breathable. The knit drape and gentle stretch hold shape through day-to-night moments, letting the colorblock do the talking. The maxi length balances ease and polish, and the piece layers beautifully with a denim jacket, cardigan, or statement sandals for a smoothly sculpted silhouette.
Priced at 129, Karen Kane leans into easy, feminine wardrobe cues with this colorblock maxi, a piece that feels current without shouting. Made in the USA, it nods to a heritage of approachable sophistication; style it with flat sandals for daytime calm or elevate with heeled sandals for an after-dark moment.
Materials / Fabrication
- Bold colorblocking maxi design with a flowy flared skirt
- Jewel neckline
- Sleeveless
- Unlined
- Fabric: 92 percent rayon, 8 percent spandex
- Length (from size Medium P): 48 1/2 in
- Made in the USA
- Slips on over head
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold with mild detergent; do not bleach
- Gently reshape while damp and lay flat to dry; avoid wringing or twisting
- Use a cool iron or steamer if needed; avoid high heat
- Avoid tumble drying; store on a hanger to prevent wrinkles
Fit Notes
- Sleeveless with a jewel neckline and a slip-on over head style.
- Maxi length of 48 1/2 inches gives a flowy, swaying silhouette with a flared skirt.
- Fabric is 92% rayon and 8% spandex, with an unlined construction.
