Dion Lee Denim Inverse Utility Corset (For Hire)

Dion Lee Denim Inverse Utility Corset (For Hire)

$179.00 AUD

Brand EKOLUV

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High rise panelled cotton twill skirt featuring signature garter straps with e-hook hardware. Rope lace up placket at front over concealed zip featuring silver-tone logo engraved eyelets. Inverted hemline. Cut for a close fit with panelled detailing and topstitching

MATERIAL

100% cotton

SIZE + FIT

True women's sizing, take your normal size
Model wears size 8

RRP: $600 (Sold out worldwide!)

Size 8 (AU) Fits sizes 6 and 8 AU.

4 Day Hire: $179
8 Day Hire $249

After you have booked your hire please kindly fill in the EKOLUV Rental Agreement Form here to secure your booking.

About the designer

Award-winning Australian designer Dion Lee has a global following. Known for his contemporary tailoring and penchant for luxurious fabrics, Lee's line now includes swimwear inspired by the colors and spirit of Bondi Beach. Don't miss the sleek, athletic one-pieces in our edit.

Dion Lee Denim Inverse Utility Corset (For Hire)

$179.00 AUD

SIZE + FIT

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Dion Lee Denim Inverse Utility Corset (For Hire)

$179.00 AUD

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RENT Every time you rent or buy pre loved, you're saving all the water, electricity and emissions used to manufacture a new piece of clothing.

REDUCE The average Australian woman buys 27kgs of clothing a year and throws away 23kgs of that. Renting or buying pre loved rather than buying new is a more sustainable way to shop.

REUSE You can rent/sell from your wardrobe to other peers or rent/sell them on your behalf. Therefore prolonging the lifespan of fashion that's already in existence.