Tara dress
Free delivery from €80 of purchases for France.
How does this style fit?
If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size. The garment will retain its shape while offering a slightly looser fit.
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A word from the workshop
Lightweight, flowing and full of freshness, the Tara dress brings a bohemian touch to the seasonal wardrobe. Its print in shades of blue and green evokes sunny days, while its loose fit naturally follows your movements. A piece designed for sunny days, holidays and city getaways alike.
Made from an airy fabric, it features a V-neck, slightly flared long sleeves and a layered ruffle design that adds volume and lightness. Its floral and paisley print blends shades of sky blue, turquoise, sea green and lilac for a luminous look.
Its loose fit suits all body types and offers comfortable wear without clinging to the figure. Wear it with flat sandals for a casual look or with ankle boots and a denim jacket when the temperature drops.
Cut and details
Composition and care
How to care for your denim?
To best preserve the color, fit, and appearance of your denim, we recommend following these care instructions.
1.First wash
Denim, especially when raw, washed, or dyed, can release excess pigment during the first few washes. We therefore recommend washing it separately, or with similar colors, to minimize any risk of color transfer to other garments.
2.Subsequent washes
Wash your denim inside out, with similar colors and at a low temperature, preferably using a gentle cycle. Avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that may alter its color.
3.Color changes
Over time, with wear and washing, the color of the denim may naturally change, fade slightly, and develop a patina. This evolution is characteristic of denim and gradually gives each piece a unique appearance.
4.Washed denim may also show slight variations in shade from one piece to another, which are inherent to the washing process.
Beware of color transfer
During the first few wears and washes, some dark or heavily dyed denim may transfer a small amount of color through friction. We advise temporarily avoiding prolonged contact with very light-colored clothing, accessories, shoes, or surfaces.
5.Drying
Avoid tumble drying when possible and opt for air drying, away from direct and prolonged exposure to sunlight to preserve the color of the denim.
Our care instructions are general recommendations to help you best preserve your pieces.
They do not replace the instructions on the care label of each piece, which we recommend you always refer to first.
How to care for your mesh?
To preserve the beauty, softness and shape of your knitwear over time, we recommend following these care instructions.
1. First wash
For the first wash, we recommend a gentle hand wash in cold or lukewarm water, without soaking the garment. Use a mild detergent and avoid rubbing or wringing the knitwear.
2. Subsequent washes
You can then use your machine’s “Hand Wash” or “Delicate” cycle at a low temperature and with a gentle spin. For added protection, we recommend placing your garment in a laundry bag.
3. Drying
Do not tumble dry. After washing, avoid wringing the knitwear and lay it flat to dry, away from direct heat and sunlight, to help preserve its shape.
4. Pilling
Over time, light pilling may naturally occur on some knitwear, particularly in areas prone to friction. This is due to the nature of certain fibres and does not necessarily indicate a defect in the material.
To remove pills, gently use a knitwear comb or a razor specially designed for textiles, without applying excessive pressure.
Top tip: wash as infrequently as possible and allow your knitwear to air out between wears. This helps preserve its softness, shape and appearance for longer.
Our care instructions are general recommendations to help you look after your garments as best as possible.
They do not replace the instructions on each garment’s care label, which we recommend you always refer to first.
How do you care for cotton?
To preserve the softness, color, and shape of your cotton garments for as long as possible, we recommend following these care instructions.
1. First wash: For the first wash, we recommend washing your garment separately or with similar colors at a low temperature to minimize the risk of color transfer and best preserve the fibers.
2. Subsequent washes: Wash your garment inside out with similar colors at a low temperature, preferably using a gentle cycle. Use a suitable detergent and avoid bleach and harsh stain removers that may damage the fibers and colors.
3. Drying: Avoid tumble drying when possible and opt for air drying. Excessive heat can cause some cotton garments to shrink. Also avoid prolonged direct exposure to sunlight to preserve the colors.
4. Ironing: If the care label allows, iron your garment inside out at a moderate temperature. For garments with prints, embroidery, or other details, avoid direct contact between the iron and these elements.
Top tip: cotton is a natural fiber that may change slightly over time with washing. Following the temperatures indicated on the label and avoiding excessive heat sources will help preserve the shape and appearance of your garment for longer.
Our care instructions are general recommendations to help you best preserve your garments.
They do not replace the instructions on the care label of each garment, which we recommend you always refer to first.
How do I care for viscose?
To preserve the fluidity, softness, and shape of your viscose garments, we recommend following these care instructions.
1. First wash: For the first wash, opt for a gentle hand wash in cold or lukewarm water, without leaving the garment to soak. Use a mild detergent and avoid rubbing, twisting, or wringing the garment vigorously.
2. Subsequent washes: When the care label allows machine washing, use a "Hand Wash" or "Delicate" cycle at a low temperature with a gentle spin. Wash your garment inside out and, for added protection, place it in a laundry bag.
3. A delicate fabric when wet: Viscose is particularly fragile when wet. Handle your garment with care after washing and avoid twisting, pulling, or wringing it vigorously so as not to deform the fibers.
4. Drying: Do not tumble dry. Opt for air drying away from direct heat and sunlight. Gently reshape the garment before drying to best preserve its cut.
5. Ironing: If the care label allows, iron your garment inside out at a low temperature, ideally while it is still slightly damp.
Top tip: viscose can naturally wrinkle and change slightly when it comes into contact with water. A gentle wash and careful handling help preserve its fluidity and drape for longer.
Our care tips are general recommendations to help you best preserve your garments.
They do not replace the instructions on the care label of each garment, which we recommend you always refer to first.
How to care for your most delicate items?
Lace, embroidery, sequins, beads, embellishments and other delicate finishes.
To preserve the beauty of your garment and the integrity of its details, we recommend handling it with care when wearing, washing and storing it.
1. Before washing: Always refer first to the care instructions on your garment's label. Recommendations may vary depending on the fabric, finishes and embellishments.
2. For the first wash: We recommend washing by hand and separately for the first time, to best preserve the fabric, delicate details and colours of your garment.
3. For everyday washing:
When the care label allows machine washing:
- Always place the garment in a laundry bag, ideally inside out.
- Wash it with similar items and avoid mixing it with clothing that may snag or damage it, such as items with zippers, hooks, metal buttons, Velcro fasteners, etc.
- Garments with sequins, beads, embroidery or other embellishments require special care: these elements may snag on each other or on other clothing during washing.
- Do not twist or wring the garment tightly.
- We advise against tumble drying: opt for air drying, preferably flat when the fabric or the weight of the embellishments requires it.
- If the label allows, iron gently on the reverse side at a low temperature, without allowing the iron to come into direct contact with the embellishments.
4.Precautions when wearing: Lace, embroidery, sequins, beads and other embellishments are delicate by nature and may be sensitive to rubbing, pulling and snagging.
Avoid contact with rough surfaces as well as with jewellery, bags and accessories that may snag the details of the garment.
Over time, slight changes to the embellishments or finishes may naturally occur. Proper handling and care will help preserve your garment for as long as possible.
If in doubt, always follow the instructions on your garment's care label.
Our care tips are general recommendations to help you best preserve your garments.
They do not replace the instructions on each garment's care label, which we recommend you always refer to first.
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