Beri Mini - Stretch Satin Dress with Beaded Halter Neck - Batch 02 Pre-Order • Ships from 30th April 2026

TWIN BY TARE ISAAC LTD

£270

The Beri Mini celebrates the Ijaw tradition of ornamentation and water symbolism through a sleek, contemporary silhouette. Cut from lustrous stretch satin, the fitted mini is elevated by hand-beaded halter straps that glisten like droplets catching the sun. An asymmetric hemline ripples with movement, echoing the rhythm of waves and tides. A playful yet refined piece that bridges heritage with modern femininity. Details • Glossy stretch satin with subtle sheen • Hand-beaded halter neck straps • Mini length with asymmetric, handkerchief-style hem • Fitted bodice with natural stretch for comfort

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