Crafted in Italy from a substantial bouclé wool blend, the dress is woven with an intricate mélange of deep chocolate brown and black, illuminated by irregular flecks of burnt orange, rust, ivory and soft grey. Rather than forming a conventional print, the colours are worked directly into the textured weave, creating remarkable depth and an almost handwoven appearance. Viewed up close, the individual fibres and tonal variations become part of the design; from a distance, they merge into a warm, sophisticated autumnal palette.
The silhouette itself is deliberately restrained, allowing the exceptional textile to remain the focal point. A clean round neckline and sleeveless construction lead into a gently shaped body before falling into a subtle A-line skirt above the knee. The result feels distinctly mid-century in spirit while retaining the polished Italian femininity associated with Dolce & Gabbana.
Inside, the dress is fully lined in 100% silk — an especially luxurious detail that provides a smooth contrast against the substantial bouclé exterior and allows the dress to fall beautifully on the body.
Its warm, nuanced colouring makes this an exceptionally versatile transitional piece. Wear it alone with pumps or knee-high boots, layer it over a fine turtleneck as temperatures fall, or pair it with a structured coat for a refined autumn and winter look.
Made in Italy.
Size: IT 40
Colour: Multicolour – brown, black, burnt orange, rust, ivory and grey
Style: Sleeveless / A-line / Bouclé dress
Outer composition: 61% acrylic, 20% wool, 17% polyester, 2% polyamide
Lining: 100% silk
Care: Professional dry clean
Condition: Pre-owned. Please refer closely to the product images for the most accurate representation of the garment’s current condition, texture and details.
Please note: Bouclé is characterised by an intentionally irregular, highly textured surface. Variations, loops and raised fibres are inherent to the weave and should not necessarily be considered signs of wear. As with all pre-owned designer garments, subtle traces of previous use may be present and form part of the piece’s individual history.
