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 Navy style

Did you know that Coco Chanel was the first to incorporate nautical looks for women into her collections? It was at the beginning of the 20th century. And since then until today it has become a timeless, elegant and…

The navy, nautical or sailor style is inspired, as you might imagine, by naval uniforms and traditional seafaring clothing, but how did it reach the world of women's fashion?

It all began with the most characteristic nautical garment, the so-called sailor: a striped knitted T-shirt or jumper that emerged in Brittany and Normandy in the 17th century.

Chloe Navy I

Fresh and light, chic and very nautical style trousers. Jacket that slides on the shoulder...

very sensual!

Striped top with two versions included (Low Lag).

Dress it up using Bakes on Mesh from your Body Hud

Chloe Navy II

A second look also with pants, this time for Maitreya, Legacy and Reborn bodies.

The pants are designed with large buttons, decorated in a naval style, the outfit is complemented by a sexy short top.

Includes Hud for pants and top, allowing for numerous combinations.

Accessories and complements

Sailor Hat

Fun and glamorous sailor hat.

A true icon of nautical style.

Navy Jewelry Set

Beautiful jewelry set consisting of earrings and necklace.

Both with very nautical details.

You can adjust the size with Resizer.

Chloe Navy Bag 

And of course, a fun bag is a must-have accessory for any look.

Sailor details, pins with different designs, and includes a hud so you can combine it to your liking.

Have you ever heard that “Stripes are for summer”? Stripes are for all year round. Don’t let anyone tell you how or when to wear them: for a coffee with your best friend, to make time for the cinema again, to spend the afternoon on the sofa or to go out to dinner. For whenever you feel like it and in case you fall into the sea.

Enjoy!!

You can find it at Vogue Event, it's this month's exclusive.

Available from November 05th to 25th.

Vogue Event