A rare runway piece from Max Mara's Spring/Summer 2016 collection designed by Ian Griffiths. These Star Motif Sailor Trousers embody the playful elegance of the Italian house. Inspired by maritime tales and celestial motifs, the ivory trousers are adorned with an all-over navy star print and finished with sailor-inspired button detailing along the hips, creating a silhouette that feels both timeless and whimsical.
Cut with a flattering fitted waist, a corset tie up in the back and softly flared leg, they move effortlessly between sophistication and ease. Pair them with a crisp linen shirt, a simple knit, or one of Nibi's handmade crochet pieces for a look that balances refinement with joy.
Part of the Nibi Curated collection, this one-of-a-kind find was selected for its exceptional craftsmanship and enduring character. Through thoughtful curation, we celebrate garments made to be cherished and worn for years to come, embracing a slower and more circular approach to fashion while continuing our stand against overproduction and overconsumption.
Size: Small
A rare runway piece from Max Mara's Spring/Summer 2016 collection designed by Ian Griffiths. These Star Motif Sailor Trousers embody the playful elegance of the Italian house. Inspired by maritime tales and celestial motifs, the ivory trousers are adorned with an all-over navy star print and finished with sailor-inspired button detailing along the hips, creating a silhouette that feels both timeless and whimsical.
Cut with a flattering fitted waist, a corset tie up in the back and softly flared leg, they move effortlessly between sophistication and ease. Pair them with a crisp linen shirt, a simple knit, or one of Nibi's handmade crochet pieces for a look that balances refinement with joy.
Part of the Nibi Curated collection, this one-of-a-kind find was selected for its exceptional craftsmanship and enduring character. Through thoughtful curation, we celebrate garments made to be cherished and worn for years to come, embracing a slower and more circular approach to fashion while continuing our stand against overproduction and overconsumption.
Size: Small
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