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Venus Williams today revealed her EleVen byVenus look for this year's Wimbledon Championships where she has won five titles.
The Strisce Break Back Dress ($88) features "a scoop neck and back, stylish mesh inserts at shoulders for enhanced breathability, feminine cap-sleeves, single front pleat on hem and a printed metallic EleVen logo on upper back" according to her blog.
The Strisce Break Back Dress ($88) features "a scoop neck and back, stylish mesh inserts at shoulders for enhanced breathability, feminine cap-sleeves, single front pleat on hem and a printed metallic EleVen logo on upper back" according to her blog.
I was wondering what "strisce" meant so I looked it up. It could mean "striped" or "strips" in Italian based on the translations I could find online, which must mean it's spot on. Thanks Internets. I don't see how either one would apply to this dress though. Feel free to let me know otherwise.
It's pretty cool; nothing spectacular but there's really not much you can do with the Wimbledon rules against anything but white.
There's limited availability of the dress so get it while you can.
[Photo(s) credit: EleVen by Venus website]
Hi - Italian mother tongue speaker here! It means stripes. :-) No sure how it is relevant to dress either but it's a nice outfit! Laura
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's still a mystery as to the choice of the name. If I was in her post-match presser in London I would certainly clear the air. We need answers!
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