At the bright, unreal funeral from La Pérdida del Verano, the skirt didn’t belong to the lost dress—it belonged to the mourner’s daughter. A teenager, sandy-ankled from the beach, wore Duna over her shorts. She watched her mother sob over a torn garment with a face caught between confusion and disgust. You’re crying for a dress? she whispered—not cruel, just unable to decode adult rituals.
She tugged at the asymmetric pleats, tied the waistband too high, then too low, testing shapes the way you test beliefs. Outside, the wind lifted the skirt and it became her—quick, restless, almost laughing. Before the speeches ended she slipped out, leaving a line of sand on the tiles and a note on a napkin: “I’ll keep what moves. You keep what weighs.” Later, when someone asked who the skirt belonged to, nobody agreed. The adults remembered the tears; the girl remembered the wind. And the skirt remembered both.
Fit: Mini length with a soft A-line shaped by asymmetric pleats. The silhouette elongates the leg without feeling tight, allowing natural movement and a fluid line. Designed to sit comfortably at the waist and adapt to different bodies with ease.
Styling tips: Pair with the “Mistral” top to balance structure and flow, or style simply with a fitted tank. Wear it over swimwear for beach-to-city transitions, or add the “Zénit” linen bomber on cooler evenings. Flat sandals for daytime ease, pointed-toe heels for a sharper night look. Finish with an Ígnea silk scarf—around the neck, as a headscarf, or tied to your bag—to echo the skirt’s motion and color.
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