On Second Thought, Annie, Don’t Get Your Gun
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Just the sort of feminine yet fashion-forward style we’ve come to expect from Mint.Wrinkled, sateen dress with pleated inset at bust and pleating at skirt. Zipper at back and belt at waist. Hook-and-eye closure at belt. Cap sleeves. Lined.35″ long.53% cotton/40% nylon/7% metallic.Dry clean.Made in the U.S.A. |
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We’re suckers for big buttons, and on styles like this, it’s easy to see why.Puffer jacket with 5 snap closure and vertical pockets at front. Button detail at snaps. Wide neck and loose-fitting body. Long sleeves. Lined.Shell and lining: 100% polyester.Insulation: Minimum 75% down.Dry clean.Imported. |
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Cool in that unstudied, irreverent way we adore.Ribbed top with sheer jersey overlay and off-center seam detail at front. Raw-edge ruffle and ruching at seam and 5″ slit at front. Top stitching and unfinished edges throughout. Long, contrasts sleeves.32″ long.90% micro modal/10% cashmere.Wash cold.Made in the U.S.A. |
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Available exclusively at shopbop.com.Enduring cool with a timeless sentiment and it’s just for us? Thank you, Jennifer Zeuner.Sterling silver ring with cutout ‘LOVE’ lettering. 1/2″ wide.Made in the U.S.A.For more info about our exclusives, click here. |
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