Special Edition: Editor Asami Tsubota × woadblue / AUDREY Dress

【Exclusive】
Editor Asami Tsubota × woadblue / AUDREY Dress

36,300 yen
S size, which is shorter in length!

A very popular triple collaboration

■Design
A sleeveless dress that combines a sophisticated design with functionality. It features a combination of different materials, combining knit and denim. The fitted silhouette of the top and the beautiful voluminous silhouette of the skirt give a casual yet elegant and calm impression.

■Coordination
Wear it alone for a healthy look in mid-summer, or pair it with a shirt or knit to wear it from an early season.
■Details
The left side zipper allows for smooth on and off, and a seam pocket is placed on the right side, with attention to detail for both design and practicality.
■Size
The top has a fitted size. The skirt has a wide and relaxed silhouette.
■Material
The top uses a highly elastic knit material that fits the body moderately. By making the lining also elastic, the comfortable feel unique to knit is maintained. Denim fabric is used for the skirt. By giving it the moderate thickness and firmness unique to denim, a beautiful silhouette is maintained, and a look that is not too casual is achieved.

■Care instructions
Dry cleanable

Model: H169 Size: M

【Editor Asami Tsubota × woadblue × Demi-Luxe BEAMS】
Popular fashion editor Asami Tsubota, who advocates for a sophisticated casualness in the fashion scene and continues to be active mainly in women's magazines, and woadblue, which proposes new materials, new styles, and new standards based on the concepts of elegance, effortlessness, and new classic while protecting the denim tradition cultivated over a long history, have collaborated.

woadblue / woadblue
Denim brand.
WOAD is a blue pigment similar to indigo and is said to be the oldest dye in the world. The brand's concept of "challenge to blue" is "the newest blue in the world," which proposes the use of new materials and unprecedented silhouettes. And "the oldest blue in the world," which uses hand-dyed indigo dyeing by craftsmen that Japan is proud of to the world. They are pursuing a new world of blue on both axes.