Description
The TIVA Knit Convertible Dress in Black from Spanish brand Cortana.
Crafted from a soft blend of 55% Tencel™, 25% cotton and 20% silk, this knitted dress combines a smooth, delicate texture with natural fluidity. Derived from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests, Tencel™ fibres offer exceptional softness and breathability, complemented by the gentle feel of cotton and silk. The deep Black shade highlights the refined knitted texture, reflecting Cortana’s understated and natural approach to design.
The elongated silhouette features a high neckline, long sleeves and a softly fitted shape that extends into a fluid skirt. Designed as a versatile, multiposition piece, the extended hem and integrated tie allow the skirt to be gathered and secured at the waist, creating a layered effect. The length and proportions can be adjusted depending on how the fabric is tied, offering different styling possibilities while maintaining a clean, elegant silhouette.
Size
One Size Only: Size 36
Shoulder: 30cm, Length: 232cm
＊Model height 164cm, wearing Size 36.
Material
55% Tencel™, 25% Cotton, 20% Silk
Country of Origin
— Made in Spain —
Cortana
Cortana is the brand of the designer Rosa Esteva, born and raised on the island of Mallorca, where from an early age she cultivated a close relationship with art and nature.
At the age of 18 she moved to Barcelona, where she studied Fine Arts and Fashion Design. Shortly after finishing her studies she began to design her own collections and in 2001 she created Cortana and opened her first store at Palma.
The creations of Cortana are characterised by their careful selection of fabrics, its colour palette and unique prints, which are based on the creative director’s own watercolours.
Collections made exclusively with natural fabrics of the highest quality, each piece is created with care and attention to detail by artisan hands. Since its inception the production focuses on small workshops that keep alive the textile heritage of Barcelona or in Mallorca, where we support the recovery of local craftsmanship.