



Viale Jacquard Train Mini Skirt with Feathered Hem
A statement mini skirt in Viale jacquard, featuring a dramatic high-low silhouette that extends into a sweeping floor-length train. A voluminous feathered hem contrasts the striped jacquard, bringing softness, texture, and movement to the architectural shape.
- Jacquard: 74% linen, 14% cotton, 4% nylon, 4% polycotton, 4% wool
- Lining: 57% viscose, 43% polyester
- Center back invisible zipper
- Hook and eye closure
- The model is wearing size 2
- Delivery: 8 weeks
- Spot clean only
- Made in USA
Custom Fitting
For custom tailoring, please include a note at checkout. We will contact you after purchase to make any adjustments needed for a perfect fit. Charges may apply. If you have any questions contact us at custom@bibhu.com
Standard Delivery
Each piece is made to order. Standard delivery time is 6-8 weeks.
Expedited Delivery
Expedited delivery is possible for some of our products. Please contact us for more information. custom@bibhu.com
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
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RETURN POLICY
Every product is made to order. As a result, we are unable to offer returns or exchanges. For questions about sizing and fit, please reach out to our team at custom@bibhu.com before finalizing your order.

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The palette follows the Marchesa into full saturation, blending soft pastels like candy-floss pink, blush, and ivory with bold greens, shimmering silver and gold. Like stepping into an Italian rose garden, pieces are accented by bold marigold, vivid watercolor florals, blacks, crisp whites, and flashes of indigo denim.
Couture drape meets theatrical volume. Sleeves billow and gather at the wrist, high necklines frame the face like a portrait collar, and skirts are cut to move. Where the eye should linger, the proportions are generous. Each shape is designed for an entrance, and for being remembered after it.
Ikat silks from Odisha carry the collection's most personal thread. Their threads are resist-dyed before weaving, which gives the pattern the soft, blurred edge that no print can reproduce. Against them, ivory lace flowers are outlined in fine cord, and their fringed edges are left soft against the crepe. Satins with real weight hold the eveningwear, catching light along every fold of the drape.
Surface is where the collection is at its most unrestrained, as Casati was. Beaded tendrils climb sheer tulle in trailing sprays of leaves. Mirrored sequins and crystals are set in an exact star lattice. Oversized paillettes overlap like scales and ripple with each step. Slender beaded vines run the length of a sleeve, then burst into stars across satin. Every piece is placed to catch light and move with the body.
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