Mugler Mugler Off-White Thick Lycra Turtleneck

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Mugler Off-White Thick Lycra Turtleneck

Name: Mugler Off-White Thick Lycra Turtleneck
Brand: Mugler
Price: 170.00 USD
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The Mugler Off-White Thick Lycra Turtleneck captures the house's signature blend of futuristic elegance and sculptural allure. With a sleek, snowy hue that feels both pristine and powerful, this stretch recycled nylon jersey top melds eco-conscious craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. The graphic cutout at the chest injects a daring twist, offering a glimpse of skin that's pure Mugler—bold yet refined. The fabric hugs the body in all the right places, promising an effortless glide from morning light to city nights.

The back zip closure is seamlessly integrated, maintaining the turtleneck's clean lines and form-fitting silhouette. Its supple elasticity accommodates movement, making it a natural choice for layering under structured blazers or pairing with high-waisted trousers. This piece holds its ground as a statement solo, ensuring versatility in your wardrobe rotation. The impeccable fit and stretch offer a second-skin feel that transitions smoothly across the spectrum of day-to-night dressing scenarios.

Mugler's legacy of avant-garde artistry finds expression in this daring yet wearable design. Channeling the brand's iconic aesthetic, the turtleneck aligns with the current penchant for cutouts and sculptural detailing, reminiscent of runway looks that are wearable art. Pair with sharp heels and a bold lip for the full Mugler effect, or keep it understated with relaxed denim for a touch of edge.

Materials / Fabrication

Stretch recycled nylon jersey
Graphic cutout at chest
Zip closure at back
Supplier color: Snow

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors.
Use a mild detergent to protect fabric fibers.
Do not bleach or tumble dry to maintain elasticity.
Lay flat to dry to avoid stretching.
Cool iron if needed, avoiding the cutout area.

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