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Ola II

Name: Ola II
Brand: Ayababj

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£50

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Meet Ola II the sister dress to Ola I, sharing the same bold orange and white African abstract print but with its own distinctive character. The standout feature here is the elegant split neckline, which adds a subtle, refined detail that elevates the whole look. Relaxed, comfortable and full of confidence, Ola II is the kind of dress you reach for again and again. With three quarter sleeves, side pockets and a midi length, it works beautifully for everyday wear or casual occasions, simply add your favourite accessories and go. ✦ Handcrafted in Manchester, UK ✦ Bold orange African abstract pri

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as AYABABJ LIMITED, number 17254124. Checked 2026-08-29.
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