La Perla – Pyjama en soie
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A true ode to romance, the “Fall in Love” collection is a harmonious combination of sophisticated fabrics and elegant details. Associating lace leavers and natural fibers just as soft as cotton, the georgette fabric is in silk with a matte finish” These pajamas are thus a real expression of La Perla’s DNA!
Name of the Product : Pyjama en soie Noir Fall in Love
Name of the Brand : La Perla
Description : A true hymn to romance, the “Fall in Love” collection is a harmony of refined fabrics and elegant details. Combining Leavers lace and natural fibers as soft as cotton, matte stretch silk georgette or silk, its pieces reveal a traditional character and are adorned with complex floral motifs to take the game of seduction to the end, like these pajamas silk comfortable at night and perfect at any time of day.
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