Combining exquisite materials with the inimitable Chloé style and decorative techniques to create lightweight allure among the synthesis of light and space. That’s just how I feel…

Long-sleeve mini dress I’m happy wearing this spring season, is knitted in a fine blend of cashmere, wool and silk. Perfect proportions and the airy, crew-neck silhouette enhance the authentic, feminine fit. But that's not all that attracts attention. Let’s focus on crafts, in this case beautiful open-work, which I can’t get enough of. See-through work is used both for additive techniques that build up the design, as for example most large features in architecture (the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the 18 openwork spires of Antoni Gaudi’s Sagrada Família in Barcelona), and those that take a plain material and make cuts/holes in it. Varieties or styles that normally use openwork include all the family of lace and cutwork types in textiles, ceramics, jewelry and many others. The end result is always more than impressive.

Showcasing delicate and ethereal stitchwork requires an appropriate contrast. Therefore, I chose the fit I know and love – high-rise skinny mid indigo jeans from Rag & Bone.