cobra lime blouse & skirt set

 Lender Description

I'm between a size XS/S, 34B, 5'6'', and this set fits me perfectly! The blouse ties in the front and the skirt has ties as well on the sides. The fabric is quite sheer, so I would recommend a slip if you want more coverage. It is incredibly flattering and is perfect over a bathing suit or for a fancy brunch!

Brand Description

Blouse

The Cobra is Rat & Boa's signature, ultra-versatile ruffled blouse shape crafted in a luxe crinkle viscose and with added drama courtesy of slit, extra long cuffs and delicate ties. Printed with a soft and subtle snake print against a bold, zesty shade of lime, it's a playful blend of ease and elegance you'll want to wear forever.

Style with the matching slip skirt for a 90s inspired mood and pair with statement rings to showcase the stand out cuff details.

• Open cuff with string ties
• String tie fastening
• Frill details
• Snake print motif

Skirt

A silky, fluid slip skirt crafted in a luxe crinkle viscose, the Cobra has added drama courtesy of a mini floor-skimming train at the back. Printed with a soft and subtle snake print against a bold, zesty shade of lime, it’s an ultra-versatile blend of ease and elegance you'll want to wear forever.

Style with the matching blouse for a 90s inspired mood or layer over your favourite swimwear.

• Slip on style
• Side tie fastenings

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