Art Nouveau teal throwover gown
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Created as part of an exclusive collaboration between the V&A and British brand One Hundred Stars, this elegant gown is perfect as a luxurious lightweight house coat, or to layer as part of a favourite outfit. The floral pattern is adapted from a design for furnishing fabric, created by Steiner & Co. in 1903 and held in the V&A collection.
Made from a smooth and sustainable blend of modal and viscose, the gown falls to an elegant long length and features a fold-over collar, complete with a self-tie waist belt and front patch pockets.
Furnishing fabric, Steiner & Co
Lancashire, 1903
© Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Author/Artist/Designer
Steiner & Co.Dimensions
One size fits most
Composition
50% modal, 50% cupro. Hand wash at 30 and cool iron only, do not tumble dry or machine wash
Colour
Green
Product code
168900
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