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Kiko Kostadinov Khaki Oriole Drape Midi Skirt

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Khaki Oriole Drape Midi Skirt
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F09200000
Price: 970.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Khaki Oriole Drape Midi Skirt speaks in quiet architectural language. A sateen base catches the light with a soft, wearable sheen, while ruching traces the silhouette for texture and movement. The mid-rise waist anchors the piece, and a quilted panel at the front and sides adds dimensionality. Raw edges at the front and back waistband plus the drape at the front culminate in an asymmetrical handkerchief hem in slate brush.

Wear it with ease from day to night. The concealed zip closure at the side waist keeps the line seamless as the drape shifts with each step. The combination of ruching, quilting, and fluid front drape creates a skirt that flatters without clinging, while the midi length and sculpted silhouette glide over the body when you move, pairing cleanly with everything from knit tops to crisp shirts.

That sculptural, textural mood is a signature of Kiko Kostadinov, and this drape midi leans into that ethos. It reads as a modern anchor for a refined edit, ready to pair with a sleek top and minimal accessories for a look that feels both directional and wearably chic.

Materials / Fabrication

Sateen base with a soft wearable sheen
Ruching detailing
Quilted panel at the front and sides
Mid-rise waist
Raw edges at the front and back waistband
Drape at the front
Asymmetrical handkerchief hem in slate brush
Concealed zip closure at the side waist
Midi length
Sculpted silhouette
Khaki color

Recommended Care

Professional dry clean recommended to preserve structure and texture.
If washing at home, hand wash cold on a gentle cycle or wash by hand with mild detergent; do not wring.
Lay flat to dry or hang to dry to maintain drape; avoid high heat.
Steam to remove wrinkles; if ironing, use low heat with a protective cloth.
Store on a hanger or in a garment bag to protect the silhouette.

Fit Notes

Mid-rise waist anchors the silhouette and ruching adds texture and movement.
Front drape and an asymmetrical handkerchief hem create sculpted movement.
Sateen base with a wearable sheen and quilted panels at front and sides add dimensionality.
Concealed side waist zip keeps the line seamless as the drape shifts with each step.

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