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Lanvin Printed Cape Dress

Name: Lanvin Printed Cape Dress
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2104480
Price: 3200.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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$3200.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Lanvin Printed Cape Dress speaks in graphic couture, with an exclusive Murano glass inspired print that moves across the silhouette. A high collar and a draped cape sculpt a refined, feminine line, while a front belt buckle nudges the waist into definition. Rounded shoulders soften the shape, and the midi length keeps the look modern. Printed Murano cape dress in silk; main fabric is 100% virgin wool woven, made in France.

With a waist that can be tuned by a front buckle, the dress holds definition without sacrificing movement. Back button closure preserves the clean line, while the cape drape lends room to breathe and layer a sharp coat or sleek knit beneath as the day shifts. The midi hem travels easily from desk to dinner, keeping the mood polished and imaginative through varied settings.

Lanvin updates a timeless caped motif with a contemporary print, aligning with the house's Parisian codes while staying wearable for a modern calendar. Pair with minimalist sandals or pointed flats and a sculptural bag to echo the artful mood of the print, and let the waist cinch and cape sweep define the silhouette.

Materials / Fabrication

Printed Murano cape dress in silk
Main fabric: 100% virgin wool woven
High collar
Draped cut
Belt buckle to adjust waist
Midi length
Rounded shoulders
Button closure at the back
Made in France
Exclusive print inspired by Murano glass

Recommended Care

Professional dry cleaning recommended to preserve silk and wool fibers.
If hand washing, use cold water and a gentle wool/silk-safe detergent; do not wring.
Lay flat to dry away from direct heat.
Iron on low heat or steam as needed; use a pressing cloth to prevent shine.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Bold, architectural cape silhouette and a graphic Murano inspired print make this Lanvin piece feel editorial and aspirational. The high collar, rounded shoulders, and draped lines create a feminine, sculptural mood, while the waist belt adds shape. The combination commands attention yet remains refined enough for day wear with polish.

Craftsmanship: 7/10

Tailoring appears precise with a clean front silhouette and structured cape drape. Front belt buckle suggests adjustable cinching, while back button closure hints at meticulous finish. The claim of silk printed on wool hints at luxe texture and fluidity. Watch for seam lines and laundering needs in real life.

Affordability: $$$

The price signals prestige, aligning with Lanvin's couture heritage and the exclusive print. The value feels justified by meticulous tailoring, rare graphic detail, and Made in France craftsmanship. Yet it remains a statement investment, so styling versatility and long wear are essential to justify the cost in a modern wardrobe.

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