Fleur de Lis Tennis Dress

EXEAT

£230

Created at EXEAT’s award-winning Wiltshire studio, as seen in Forbes, Vanity Fair and Country & Town House, The Fleur de Lis Tennis Dress is our timeless lawn tennis silhouette reimagined in a fresh hand-drawn print of EXEAT fleur de lis and crossed racquets, confected in light cornflower blue on a crisp white ground. Cut from our luxurious butter-soft sustainable court cloth, which bestows an almost airbrushed quality, this enchanting tennis dress drapes beautifully over the body during play. Designed with short sleeves for gentle arm coverage, a polished Peter Pan polo collar with golden but

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