Mugler Mugler Black Bat Sleeves T-shirt Midi Dress

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Mugler Black Bat Sleeves T-shirt Midi Dress

Name: Mugler Black Bat Sleeves T-shirt Midi Dress
Brand: Mugler
SKU: 262345F05400200
Price: 960.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

That Mugler mood - dark, kinetic, and unmistakably couture - lives in this black cotton jersey midi. The fabric skims with easy ease and fades to a subtle, worn-in wash that reads as quiet drama. A rib-knit turtleneck hosts a logo embroidery, while padded shoulders and raglan sleeves give the silhouette a sharp architectural line. A tennis-tail hem hints at motion and keeps the look propulsive from first glance to the last step.

An easy midi that moves with you through day to night. The padded shoulders carve a defined silhouette without bulk, and raglan sleeves offer roomy mobility at the arms. Rib-knit cuffs anchor the sleeves, and a locker loop with bonded logo at the back collar adds a small luxury touch for hanging and travel. The fading jersey makes it versatile - pair with ankle boots for evening or sneakers for daytime errands.

Mugler leans sport couture here, blending a clean jersey dress with architectural touches. The bat sleeves in name hint at volume, while the rest stays resolutely wearable enough for city life. Style notes: keep jewelry minimal, pair with sleek boots, or layer under a sharp blazer to sharpen the line and let the logo at the turtleneck stay quietly iconic.

Materials / Fabrication

Cotton jersey midi dress
Fading throughout
Logo embroidered at rib-knit turtleneck
Tennis-tail hem
Padded shoulders
Raglan sleeves
Rib-knit cuffs
Locker loop with bonded logo at back collar
Supplier color: Black

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on gentle cycle
Do not bleach
Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
Cool iron if needed

Fit Notes

Padded shoulders and raglan sleeves create a defined shoulder line with eased movement through the upper body.
Cotton jersey offers a soft, breathable feel with a relaxed drape that suits the midi silhouette.
Turtleneck rib-knit detail and tennis-tail hem influence the neckline and hemline while keeping the look streamlined.

Styling Tips

Pair it with a pair of booties to balance the midi length and let the bat sleeves stay the hero.
Carry a logo designer handbag to keep the look cohesive without competing with the rib-knit turtleneck.
Avoid necklaces near the neckline so the rib-knit turtleneck and logo embroidery remain the focal point.

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French fashion designer Thierry Mugler first crafted his personal collection in 1973 after working as a freelance designer at a variety of ready-to-wear fashion houses in Paris, Milan, London and Barcelona. Currently, Creative Director Casey Cadwallader harnesses the transformative spirit of founder Thierry Mugler, taking a forward-thinking, disruptive approach to fashion through the lens of various sub-cultures. Shop the latest collection from Mugler, ranging in dresses, skirts, bodysuits, blazers, tops and accessories.