Lanvin Cap-Sleeve Studded Satin Paneled Midi Dress

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Cap-Sleeve Studded Satin Paneled Midi Dress

Name: Cap-Sleeve Studded Satin Paneled Midi Dress
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: sku171853401
Price: 4200.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin offers a modern luxe moment with the Cap-Sleeve Studded Satin Paneled Midi Dress. Paneled satin delivers a soft, runway-ready sheen while flutter cap sleeves and a pleated skirt move with a light, feminine bounce. A sheer georgette underlay, studded and grommeted, adds unexpected texture beneath the surface, amplified by a metal-trimmed round neckline.

The A-line silhouette, with a hem that falls below the knee, reads elegantly poised from day to night. An invisible back zip ensures a clean line, while side slip pockets bring quiet practicality without breaking the line. The dress drapes smoothly over the body and lends itself to easy layering with a sharp jacket or sleek outerwear for evolving settings.

Lanvin leans into refined edge with statement hardware and Italian-made craftsmanship, balancing classic midi beauty with a contemporary wink. On a model 5'10 wearing US size 4, the piece lands at a poised, versatile length that pairs with heels for evening or with tailored flats for refined daytime moments. Price is 4200.

Materials / Fabrication

Satin fabric
Flutter sleeves
Pleated skirt
Sheer georgette underlay
Adorned with studs and grommets
Viscose/acetate fabric composition
Round neckline
Flutter cap sleeves
Side slip pockets
Aline silhouette
Hem falls below the knee
Invisible back zip
Trim: metal
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Professional cleaning recommended to preserve satin and metal embellishments
If cleaning at home, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent and avoid wringing
Do not bleach or expose to harsh chemicals
Lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat
Low heat iron or use a steamer with a protective cloth; avoid direct contact with metal trims
Store on a padded hanger or in a garment bag to prevent snagging and creasing

Fit Notes

Cap sleeves and an A-line silhouette create a fitted bodice with waist shaping and a midi length described as below the knee.
The invisible back zip preserves a clean, uninterrupted silhouette while allowing easy on and off.
Paneled satin with a sheer georgette underlay drapes with movement through the skirt.
Side pockets add practical hand placement without altering the overall look.

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