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Cecilie BahnsenAzelia sequined tulle dress

Name: Azelia sequined tulle dress
Brand: Cecilie Bahnsen
Price: 869 USD
Availability: InStock

$869

$2,482

Azelia sequined tulle dress

$869

$2,482

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Available sizes:

6

8

10

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- Free shipping on orders over $150

- $9.95 fee for returns within 28 days of delivery

Details

Embrace effortless elegance with the Azelia sequined tulle dress by Cecilie Bahnsen, a piece that balances ethereal textures with a modern, sculptural silhouette. Expertly crafted in Portugal, this garment showcases the designer's signature approach to volume and detail, featuring delicate tulle embellished with shimmering sequins that catch the light with every movement. The refined, deep black hue ensures a sophisticated aesthetic, making it a versatile addition to your curated wardrobe.
Designed with a focus on both structure and fluidity, this dress offers a flattering fit that feels as luxurious as it looks. The careful construction of the bodice leads into a softly voluminous skirt, providing a sense of ease and movement without sacrificing a polished, high-fashion profile. Whether styled with minimalist heels for a formal engagement or layered for a creative evening ensemble, this dress exemplifies the brand's commitment to timeless design and quality craftsmanship. It is an investment in wearable artistry, offering a distinct, elevated look for those who appreciate understated yet impactful style.

Size & Fit

Fits true to size, take your normal size.
Designed to be fitted at the bust, loose at the waist and hip.

Composition

Dress
Sequined tulle
Lightweight, heavily embellished fabric
Sleeveless
Gathered, drawstring ties
Slips on
Made in Portugal

Brand Spotlight

Cecilie Bahnsen

Cecilie Bahnsen is a Danish luxury fashion brand founded in 2015 by designer Cecilie Rosted Bahnsen in Copenhagen. Operating at the intersection of couture and ready-to-wear, the brand creates contemporary luxury clothing that celebrates both fine French fashion traditions and Scandinavian design culture. After studying at the Royal College of Art in London and working with prestigious houses like Dior and Erdem, Bahnsen returned to Denmark to launch her eponymous label, winning the Danish Fashion Award in 2017. The brand is renowned for its uniquely feminine universe that combines romance and inherent beauty with Scandinavian minimalism and pragmatism. Each collection features hand-designed fabrics created in the Copenhagen studio, resulting in pieces with unexpected combinations of softness and structure. The brand's philosophy centers on creating effortless, timeless clothes—architectural volumes and sculptural silhouettes that can be cherished for years, passed between friends, and reinterpreted to express individual style.

Trendiness score

53 of 100

Popularity score

77 of 100

Style keywords

Feminine

Romantic

Scandinavian

Couture

Architectural

Brand Spotlight

Cecilie Bahnsen

Trendiness score

53 of 100

Popularity score

77 of 100

Style keywords

Feminine

Romantic

Scandinavian

Couture

Architectural

Cecilie Bahnsen is a Danish luxury fashion brand founded in 2015 by designer Cecilie Rosted Bahnsen in Copenhagen. Operating at the intersection of couture and ready-to-wear, the brand creates contemporary luxury clothing that celebrates both fine French fashion traditions and Scandinavian design culture. After studying at the Royal College of Art in London and working with prestigious houses like Dior and Erdem, Bahnsen returned to Denmark to launch her eponymous label, winning the Danish Fashion Award in 2017. The brand is renowned for its uniquely feminine universe that combines romance and inherent beauty with Scandinavian minimalism and pragmatism. Each collection features hand-designed fabrics created in the Copenhagen studio, resulting in pieces with unexpected combinations of softness and structure. The brand's philosophy centers on creating effortless, timeless clothes—architectural volumes and sculptural silhouettes that can be cherished for years, passed between friends, and reinterpreted to express individual style.