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Lanvin Brown Straight Maxi Skirt

Name: Lanvin Brown Straight Maxi Skirt
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 252254F09300100
Price: 665.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Lanvin Brown Straight Maxi Skirt channels a rich, late ’70s energy rendered through a distinctly modern gaze. Cut from mocha-toned cotton-blend satin, the finish feels liquid and softly architectural all at once—refined, but with a muted luster that never looks too precious. Gentle pleats at the front echo classic tailoring, while signature horn hardware and two-pocket detailing add a subtle layer of utilitarian cool. The effect is quietly opulent, grounded by the house’s knack for elevating wardrobe icons to the level of collectible.

Wearability here is embedded in structure: the skirt skims the waist and falls in a straight line to the floor, while the crisp pleats create movement without losing shape. A zip closure and press-stud vent at the back hem let you control the silhouette—streamlined for day, slightly opened for after-dark intent. Pockets add lived-in ease, inviting relaxed layering with oversized knits or a tucked-in tank. It transitions easily from gallery afternoons to long dinners, adapting in mood with nothing more than a shoe swap or clever outerwear. For followers of Lanvin’s legacy, this skirt sits right at the intersection of feminine fluidity and Parisian restraint, owning a quiet luxury that works as well solo as it does in a layered equation.

Materials / Fabrication

Cotton-blend satin
Maxi skirt silhouette
Two-pocket styling
Pleats at front
Zip closure at back
Press-stud vent at back hem
Horn hardware
Supplier color: Mocha

Recommended Care

Dry clean for best results to maintain fabric sheen and construction.
If washing at home, use cold water and a gentle cycle; turn inside out to protect satin finish.
Avoid bleach and harsh detergents.
Air dry flat or hang; do not tumble dry.
Iron on low heat inside out if needed, or use a garment steamer for wrinkles.
Store hanging to preserve shape and prevent creasing.

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