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Spring/Summer 2026 Collection Dresses
This collection masterfully blends minimalism with sculptural details, using sharp folds and sheer layers to create dresses that are both understated and architecturally interesting.
Product signals
- Brand
- Khaite
- Source
- brand_models
- Key features
- Sharp tailoring · Flowing fabrics · Sheer layers · Sharp folds
- Source mentions
- Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Who What Wear, ELLE
Specification variants
1 static directions are available for this theme.
mid-tier
Sheer-Layered Asymmetrical Dress
- Product Category
- Dresses
- Length
- Asymmetrical Midi (shorter in front, longer at back)
- Primary Material
- Cupro or Tencel Twill (for main body)
- Secondary Material
- Sheer Viscose Georgette (for overlay)
- Color Palette
- Core: Black, Cream; Seasonal: Crimson Red
- Silhouette
- Columnar base dress with a draped, asymmetrical sheer overlay
- Neckline
- High-neck with an attached ribbon-tie detail
- Sleeves
- Long, straight sleeves on the base dress
- Construction
- Layered construction with sharp, angular folds in the overlay. Asymmetrical hemline.
- Waist
- Self-fabric tie belt or optional faux leather belt
- Finishing
- Clean, finished seams with a raw-edge detail on the overlay's hem
- Closures
- Invisible side zipper
Differentiation is achieved by translating the runway's experimental forms into a more wearable, layered silhouette. Instead of using genuine silk and distressed leather, this spec proposes high-quality, sustainable alternatives like Cupro/Tencel and Viscose Georgette, which offer a similar drape and feel at a mid-tier price point. The "deconstructed" element is interpreted through the raw-edge hem of the sheer overlay rather than complex, twisted seams, balancing edginess with commercial appeal. The design offers versatility by including a self-fabric belt, with the option to style it with a faux leather belt to echo the runway's Western-inspired styling without the cost of real leather.