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Kiko Kostadinov Gray Caspian Minidress

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Gray Caspian Minidress
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F05200400
Price: 855.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Gray Caspian Minidress channels a moody, high concept mood with an almost architectural poise. Semi-sheer satin catches the light as a graphic pattern travels across the fabric, giving motion and interest without shouting. The draped, asymmetrical construction feels sculptural, with a soft cowl neck and gathered details at the shoulder and cuff, while the open back adds a cool, couture counterpoint in slate brush.

Movement finds the dress in its true language: the drape skims the frame and the shoulder gathering creates shape without bulk. The open back offers a breath of ease, while the satin's subtle sheen catches light with every step. The graphic print keeps the look contemporary from day to night, so the Caspian minidress reads as forward yet wearable, a piece that moves with you across moments.

Kiko Kostadinov leans into architectural lines and deconstruction, and the Caspian minidress arrives with that same cool, experimental energy. In slate brush, it pairs a luxe satin surface with a graphic mood that feels both refined and rebellious. Keep styling spare with slim sandals or ankle boots and let the shape speak, letting the pattern guide the mood from cocktail hour to gallery night.

Materials / Fabrication

Semi-sheer satin minidress
Graphic pattern printed throughout
Draped and asymmetrical construction
Cowl neck
Gathering at shoulder and cuff
Open back
Supplier color: Slate brush

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve satin and print.
If hand washing is unavoidable, cold water and mild detergent; handle gently and do not wring.
Lay flat or hang to dry away from direct heat and sunlight.
Steam lightly to remove wrinkles; do not iron directly.
Store on a padded hanger to maintain drape and silhouette.

Fit Notes

The draped and asymmetrical construction creates a fluid silhouette with movement through the bodice.
Gathering at the shoulder and cuff adds texture and volume without constricting the fit.
An open back provides a bold design detail and influences how the dress sits at the back.
The satin fabric with a graphic pattern drapes with a refined, dressy feel.

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