LINEN MIDI DRESS WITH BELT

An ode to quiet presence and invisible care

100% Pure European Linen | Lined in Cotton Viscose | Crafted in Brazil

Colour: Natural Off-White

Architecture of Silence

This pure linen midi dress is a quiet celebration of restraint, presence and unseen intention. With refined proportions and sculptural detail, it honours the kind of minimalism that stirs the soul.

The 100 cm self-fabric belt, finished with a polished gold-toned stainless-steel ring and three matching belt loops, allows the waist to be defined — or released — at the wearer’s discretion. Along the front, 06 hand-covered buttons in matching linen trace the dress from neckline to hem, like measured breaths guiding movement.

A 44 cm front slit offers ease in motion and reveals the body with subtlety. Internally, the dress is lined in cotton-viscose up to the hip, maintaining breathability while providing light coverage where it matters most.

SPECIFICATIONS

Technical & Sensory Details

• 100 cm self-fabric belt with polished gold stainless-steel ring

• Three belt loops in matching linen

• V neckline: 20 cm deep

• Shoulder width: 10 cm

• Front button placket with 14 hand-covered linen buttons

• Front slit: 44 cm for movement and fluidity

• Total length: 114 cm

• Internal lining in cotton-viscose up to 55 cm from shoulder

• Softly tailored waist with fluid structure

• Crafted in approximately 4 hours of continuous manual work

• Measurements based on size S (variations of ±2 cm across sizes)

Crafted with Time and Intent

Artisanally made in Brazil, this dress expresses the essence of Bernarda: to dress in time, in truth, and in quiet refinement.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

To protect the garment’s materiality and preserve its structure:

• Hand wash with cold water and neutral soap

• Dry flat or hanging in the shade

• Do not wring or spin

• Suitable for professional dry cleaning

• Iron inside out on linen setting, taking care around button details and the belt hardware

Note: Slight variations in weave, tone or texture are inherent to the artisanal nature of each garment — and should be embraced as part of its singularity.