Mira Mikati | Crochet Flower Sundress - White White-Multi

A dress that reads like a love letter to slow craft and sun-drenched days. Mira Mikati’s Knt099a White-Multi sundress distills the designer’s signature joy into a silhouette that is at once effortless and deliberately artful. The defining feature is its hemline, where hand-embroidered crochet flowers appear to climb organically from the fabric—a tactile, three-dimensional detail that transforms a simple shape into something closer to wearable sculpture. The white cotton ground keeps the look airy, while the scattered floral motifs introduce a gentle, painterly disruption. The fabric is a fine knit in 100% cotton, chosen not for stiffness but for its breathable, almost weightless hand. Against the skin, it feels like a second layer—soft, porous, and forgiving. The cotton’s natural structure gives the dress a subtle body without sacrificing drape; it skims rather than clings, allowing the crochet flowers to remain the focal point. This is a textile that moves with you, not against you, and its matte finish lends a quiet sophistication to what could otherwise read as purely casual. Fit is where the dress reveals its intelligence. The silhouette is loose and generous, designed for an oversized ease—the model, a size XS, wears a size M to achieve that relaxed proportion. Adjustable knit ties at the shoulders allow you to customize the drop, making the dress adaptable to different torsos and preferred lengths. For a more fitted shape, taking one size down is recommended; either way, the construction prioritizes comfort without sacrificing line. The hem falls at a midi length that feels modern, and the crochet embroidery anchors the volume, preventing the dress from reading as shapeless. In movement, the dress is fluid and unstudied. The knit fabric ripples with each step, and the hand-embroidered flowers catch the light in unexpected ways—a detail that becomes more compelling as you walk, turn, or sit. This is a piece for lazy lunches by the water, for gallery openings in the late afternoon, for evenings where the dress code is “effortless but intentional.” Style it with flat leather sandals and a woven basket bag for a daytime look, or dress it up with a slim mule and a gold chain belt to define the waist. The crochet flowers are the conversation starter; everything else should stay quiet. It works across seasons—over a swimsuit in summer, under a lightweight trench in early autumn—and its handcrafted nature ensures it will never feel generic.