Nomad Sari On the Med Collection - Tunic Dress - Turquoise with Evil Eye Block Print (L-XL) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A turquoise tunic dress that looks made for sun on your shoulders and a long, unhurried afternoon. The colour is a bright, sea-water blue, softly mottled where the dye has pooled along the seams, and the evil eye motifs run down the front like a row of small suns.
Nomad Sari On the Med Collection - Tunic Dress - Turquoise with Evi...
Nomad Sari On the Med Collection - Tunic Dress - Turquoise with Evil Eye Block Print (L-XL) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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About this product
What you'll notice
- The fabric has a lightly crinkled, gauzy texture and a washed, lived-in look, with paler tones tracing the seams and hems.
- Gold-toned evil eye motifs, each with a deep blue centre, run in two columns either side of the buttons, with one more on each sleeve cuff.
- A button-front opening and a soft shirt-style collar keep the neckline simple and easy to wear open or closed.
- The skirt falls in tiers and finishes with a gentle frill at the hem, so it moves as you walk without clinging.
- Three-quarter sleeves flare slightly at the cuff, with a pale band at the edge.
Styling it on the Med
This is a holiday dress in spirit. It suits harbour-side lunches, market mornings and warm evenings on a terrace. The shape is relaxed, so it works as a dress with sandals, or left unbuttoned over swimwear as a cover-up. A simple gold necklace picks up the colour of the print.
The evil eye, in context
The evil eye is one of the most widely recognised protective symbols around the Mediterranean and beyond, traditionally worn or displayed to keep good fortune close and ill will at a distance. Here it is used as a repeating pattern, so the symbol becomes part of the dress's design rather than a single statement.
Fit and care
The size is L-XL, cut loose through the body and tiered skirt for an easy, forgiving fit. Because the colour has a deliberately washed, variegated finish, each piece will look slightly different from the next. To keep the shade bright, wash it separately from other colours and dry it away from direct sun.