Stretch Jersey Blouson T-shirt Dress. Bound crew neckline in self-fabric. Short sleeves with bound hems. Draped "t-shirt" creates an elegant, effortless look. Skirt fits closely to the body. Clean finished bottom hem.James Perse Jersey Blouson Dress in White CottonColor - whiteMaterial - CottonSize - SCondition - new with tagSign of wear - NoSKU - 110170

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James Perse Jersey Blouson Dress In White Cotton In Beige

Jersey Blouson Dress In White Cotton In Beige

Stretch Jersey Blouson T-shirt Dress. Bound crew neckline in self-fabric. Short sleeves with bound hems. Draped "t-shirt" creates an elegant, effortless look. Skirt fits closely to the body. Clean finished bottom hem.James Perse Jersey Blouson Dress in White CottonColor - whiteMaterial - CottonSize - SCondition - new with tagSign of wear - NoSKU - 110170

about JAMES PERSE

James Perse was born in Los Angeles, California in 1972. James' childhood was split between the beach, the hockey rink and the floor of his father's innovative Los Angeles boutique, Maxfield. With Maxfield at the forefront of putting Los Angeles on the fashion map, James received an incidental education on cutting edge fashion from Europe and Asia, on modern architecture, furniture design and on the elegant and the clean-line. Ironically, sports led James to his first foray into fashion. Obsessed with baseball caps, he could never find one that was well designed - with quality construction, shape, fabric and coloring. In 1991, James set out to make the ideal cap for Maxfield and it was not long before customers became clients - film directors ordered hats for their cast and crew and record labels bought them for tours. In 1994 he launched a t-shirt line that rapidly gained loyal fans looking for a seamless blend of luxe and casual. In 1996, James founded his first namesake collection of women's knits, which soon developed into two distinctly wearable collections; Standard James Perse for high-quality basics and James Perse Los Angeles ready-to-wear items, including jackets, sweaters, pants and dresses. In 1998, the brand launched an equally outlined men's collection and later, a line for babies and children.

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