Karen Millen Studded High Leg Swimsuit - Bronze - L

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Designed for the sophisticated adult woman, the Karen Millen Studded High Leg Swimsuit is a premium choice for those looking to blend a classic silhouette with bold, metallic detailing. Its key benefit lies in the flattering combination of a high-leg cut for elongation and structural stud embellishments that provide a luxurious finish, though it is important to note that the woven linen-stretch construction requires careful maintenance to preserve its shape and trim integrity.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Bronze |
| Material | Linen |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | 5045774899387 |
| Brand | Karen Millen |
It is highly recommended to hand-wash only to protect the delicate metallic studs and the structural integrity of the fabric.
Yes, the swimsuit is constructed with a stretch composition to ensure a close, sculpted, and comfortable fit.
The design focuses on a scoop neckline and broad straps for a flattering fit, but for specific support preferences, it is best to check the product construction.
Store the swimsuit lying flat in a cool, dry place to prevent the studs from scratching the fabric or getting tangled.
Yes, the sophisticated design and minimal back make it an excellent choice to pair with trousers or skirts for a beach-to-bar ensemble.
Avoid pulling on the studs. If a stud feels loose, ensure the garment is stored flat to prevent snagging on other items.
Ensure you are rinsing the swimsuit with fresh, cold water after swimming to remove salt and chlorine, then dry flat.
Because this garment features metallic stud hardware, it is essential to treat it with care. Always hand-wash in cool water to prevent the studs from tarnishing or causing wear to the fabric. Avoid wringing out the material, as this can distort the weave and pull at the stud fastenings. Lay the suit flat on a clean towel to air dry out of direct sunlight to maintain the vibrancy of the bronze finish. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals or heavy concentrations of chlorine to prolong the lifespan of the material.