Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress
Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress
Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress
Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress
Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress

COMMON HOURS

Common Hours | Portrait Of A Man Dress

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Brand: Common Hours
Product:

Floor length strapless column dress with placement print featuring a licensed Tamara de Lempicka artwork

Limited edition of 30 pieces worldwide
Colour:

Printed man with scarf
Fabric:

Virgin wool mohair blend developed and printed in Como, Italy
Illustrated With:

Licensed artwork by Tamara de Lempicka. Artwork used under license. License details as follows:

Portrait of a Man, 1928
© Tamara de Lempicka Estate, LLC / ADAGP, Paris / Licensed by Copyright Agency, 2023
Details:
  • Strapless a-line column suiting dress with boned power mesh balconette underlay at the bust and a deep back hem vent.
  • Unlined with narrow flat bind, French seam finishes and inseam side pockets.
Made in: Australia

 

2% virgin wool, 11% mohair, 7% polyamide

Dry clean only, do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron on low heat

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ABOUT

A collection of thoughts, memories and feelings interpreted through the blank canvas of clothing, the COMMON HOURS ethos is distilled into provocative, meticulously crafted garments offering a twist on luxury and the sublime.

COMMON HOURS further collaborates with and secures copyrights from artists, authors and musicians to bring the brand philosophy to life. Each piece features limitless attention to detail: a celebration of fabric, artwork and artisanship, resulting in considered, limited-edition garments of the highest quality, each taking countless hours to create.

A project defined by quality and time, provocation and mischief, COMMON HOURS explores layers of significance in each garment. The collections, released twice a year, are based on thematic exploration, summoning the wearer to adorn themselves in art, poetry or prose or inviting them to keep something hidden — a personal touch.

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