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Velvet by Graham & Spencer Dress Imitates Leather

Vegan-friendly and cruelty-free, this dress looks to be anything but.

By Laurie Yarnell Published December 21, 2012 at 06:07 PM

 

It’s not fake anything—it’s a real, vegan-friendly alternative to the sizzling-hot leather dress. Shown in a rich chocolate-brown faux leather, this Velvet by Graham & Spencer dress sports seamed detailing on its front and ponte knit fabric on the back. “It is extremely easy to wear,” says Sue Martin, owner of Ruby Sue in Katonah. “It is fitted, but the ponte knit and the stretch faux leather make everyone that tries it on look fabulous, sexy, and on trend.” Cost: $198

Ruby Sue
157 Katonah Ave, Katonah (914) 232-6277
 

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