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Article: Her name is ALEXA: knitted and sexy.

Her name is ALEXA: knitted and sexy.

Her name is ALEXA: knitted and sexy.

Usually, a sweater is a sweet, shapeless, genderless creature whose mission is to wrap you in such warmth, softness and care that you feel unconditionally loved, no matter how harsh the world outside may be.

But I wanted more than usual. I wanted that “cosy and soft” feeling to have a shape and a gender, a hint of flirtation and a playful, sexy energy. I wanted a knitted dress to leave you wondering, just for a moment: is it really possible for something this cosy to be so provocatively revealing?

We created UNDRESS’s first knit eight years ago - SANKOFA, a delicate midi-length mohair dress with an open back. It became a bestseller, loved by free-spirited, creative women who appreciate elegant comfort. Then, somehow, knitwear slipped out of the picture - until one day I realised how much I missed that deliciously strange feeling:

being a femme fatale in girl-next-door skin.

And that’s how ALEXA was born - simple and sweet, naturally attractive, but with a spicy twist: seductive, sexy, and even a little dangerous.

This time, it’s a mini - with an even more open back.

ALEXA is a dress when the occasion calls for heels, and a soft oversized tunic for laid-back celebrations or everyday life. It goes with practically everything: warm tights or the sheerest ones, slim or wide-leg trousers, long or short skirts, Adidas sneakers, loafers or combat boots.

You can jump out of colourful sneakers and into knee-high stilettos and, wearing the very same ALEXA, head to a friend’s exhibition opening - or even a wedding ceremony at City Hall. It’s perfect for a cool summer by the sea and for a winter party warmed by movement, bodies and voices.

ALEXA has no boundaries. Knitted from fine, light and warm mohair, it was made to live your life.

Sophisticated black, or creamy white that draws every gaze like a magnet?

Both are unforgettable - for those who look and for those who wear them.

Maybe both belong in your basket?

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