The 9 de Julio Dress merges sculptural design with artisanal mastery. A lacquered blue cedar wood corset—crafted from reclaimed native timber through collaboration with La Ferme—provides architectural structure, its lustrous finish contrasting the body's organic contours.
Traditional Argentine rope and saddler's rings secure the sides, anchoring rural craftsmanship to contemporary silhouette. The skirt employs Italian technical textile with bronze metallic coating and subtle crackled texture, hand-draped for volume and presence. This piece transcends garment conventions, functioning as both w
