Women's Carla Velvet and Silk Robe

Women's Carla Velvet and Silk RobeNightwear and lingerie were first to receive Loretta Caponis magic touch in the 1960s, so designs that fall under these categories are steeped in heritage. The Carla robe stays true to these beginnings, with an elegant silhouette that cinches at the waist. Its handcrafted in the finest velvet and silk by artisans from family run workshops across Tuscany.

enlivening surroundings with its unique silhouette

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