Melongene Velvet Coat: Reversible

VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED

£455

Rich, elegant and beautifully expressive. The Melongene Velvet Reversible Coat is handmade from sumptuous velvet in a deep, wine-toned aubergine and fully reversible to reveal a striking hand-painted African cotton batik on the reverse. The batik design features complementary shades of aubergine, deep pink and burnt orange, creating a warm, layered palette that feels both bold and refined. Medium weight and wonderfully comfortable, this coat drapes beautifully and is designed to be worn and loved season after season. Details Deep aubergine velvet coat Hand-painted African cotton batik on the r

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