Women's Orange Romper with Cowl Neck and Tie Waist Belt | Oriana

An Orange Romper That Does All the Work

One piece, polished from coffee to dinner

Some days you want to look put together without thinking twice, and that is exactly where this orange romper comes in. The draped cowl neck frames the collarbone softly, while light shoulder pads add structure to the silhouette.

A tie belt cinches the waist and the look is done in seconds. Step in, tie the bow and go.

• Draped cowl neck that flatters the neck and collarbone
• Light shoulder pads that define the shoulders
• Removable tie belt to set the waist your way

A Light Fabric With a Fluid Drape

Holds the drape, breathes in the heat

This romper is made from a fine-weave polyester with a fluid drape and no stretch. That means a fabric that skims rather than clings, dries quickly and keeps the cowl in place all day.

Because it is lightweight, it breathes well in summer heat and barely wrinkles in a suitcase.

• Lightweight polyester with a fluid drape
• Rich solid color that pairs with gold or tan accessories
• Easy care with a gentle wash

A Clean Cut With a Defined Waist

Sleeveless top and easy shorts

Sleeveless, the romper leaves the arms free and balances the higher cowl neck. From the waist down, loose shorts give you movement without clinging.

A matching belt forms a side bow with long ends, a detail that transforms the piece instantly. Prefer a minimal look? Wear it without the belt.

• Sleeveless cut with a clean finish
• Shorts that end above the knee
• Side bow that lengthens the silhouette

Where to Wear Your Orange Romper

From Sunday lunch to happy hour

By day, this orange romper works for brunch, shopping and family lunches. At night, add heeled sandals and gold earrings and it becomes a casual party look.

In relaxed offices, simply layer a blazer on top. On vacation, it packs small and creates several different looks.

• Brunch, outings and weekend plans
• Daytime parties, birthdays and happy hours
• Summer travel and beach vacations

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