Abstract Face Print High-Low Tunic & Trouser Set
Art You Can Wear. Confidence You Can Feel.
The Abstract Face Print High-Low Tunic & Trouser Set is a conversation starter from the moment you walk in. A bold black and white abstract face print brings an avant-garde, gallery-worthy energy to a perfectly coordinated two-piece set — effortlessly editorial and undeniably you.
Why You'll Love It
- Abstract face print in a striking black and white palette — artistic, bold, and fashion-forward
- High-low tunic top for a flattering silhouette that elongates and skims the body beautifully
- Matching trouser for a complete, coordinated look that's ready to wear right out of the bag
- Available in M/L and XL/2XL — designed to flatter a range of curves
- Lightweight, easy-care fabric with a polished finish — ideal for events, travel, or elevated everyday wear
Wear together for a full editorial moment, or style each piece separately for maximum outfit versatility. Finish with black heeled mules and minimal silver jewelry to let the print do the talking.



Description
Art You Can Wear. Confidence You Can Feel.
The Abstract Face Print High-Low Tunic & Trouser Set is a conversation starter from the moment you walk in. A bold black and white abstract face print brings an avant-garde, gallery-worthy energy to a perfectly coordinated two-piece set — effortlessly editorial and undeniably you.
Why You'll Love It
- Abstract face print in a striking black and white palette — artistic, bold, and fashion-forward
- High-low tunic top for a flattering silhouette that elongates and skims the body beautifully
- Matching trouser for a complete, coordinated look that's ready to wear right out of the bag
- Available in M/L and XL/2XL — designed to flatter a range of curves
- Lightweight, easy-care fabric with a polished finish — ideal for events, travel, or elevated everyday wear
Wear together for a full editorial moment, or style each piece separately for maximum outfit versatility. Finish with black heeled mules and minimal silver jewelry to let the print do the talking.





















