Lanvin Midi Skirt In Jersey

Name: Lanvin Midi Skirt In Jersey
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3612456889169
Price: 1850.00 USD
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Lanvin’s midi skirt in jersey is pure Parisian sophistication filtered through a lens of ease. The stretch jersey knit offers a fluid, nearly weightless touch that traces the body without constriction, while the brand’s signature V-shaped waistline lends quiet drama and a hint of heritage allure. It’s finished with a whisper of grosgrain ribbon at the back zipper, a subtle mark of the house’s enduring attention to detail—nothing feels overworked, yet every line is intentional.

True to Lanvin’s legacy of feminine tailoring, this pencil skirt moves with you, not against you. The stretch composition ensures a sleek fit all the way down, gliding over the hips and holding its silhouette from morning meetings straight through to evening reservations. It layers intuitively: slip it under a crisp shirt for daytime structure, or pair it with a slinky knit for understated evening interest. The high waist cinches neatly, and though it references classic codes, the skirt’s mid-length cut keeps it modern—easily accommodating everything from phone and lipstick stashed in a mini bag to a light jacket shrugged over the shoulder.

Few pieces bridge timelessness and trend like Lanvin’s tailoring. This skirt channels the brand’s legacy of refined Parisian femininity, updating the classic pencil with just enough stretch and graphic waist detail to feel fresh. It’s one of those rare essentials that moves between worlds—office and after dark—without losing its place or poise.

Materials / Fabrication

Stretch jersey knit
V-shaped waistline
Clean, feminine lines
Back zipper finished with grosgrain ribbon
Shell: 75 percent viscose, 17 percent polyamide, 8 percent elastane
Made in France

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve fabric structure and finish.
Avoid excessive heat, which may damage elastane fibers.
Store skirt hanging or folded to maintain its tailored shape.
Lightly steam on reverse if needed to release creases; do not iron directly on grosgrain ribbon or elasticized areas.

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