True Romance
Taking our favourite florals into the new season.
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After an unpredictable year, the new season is all about dressing to your own agenda; opting for playfully printed pieces that are perfect for home hosting or for weekends away. To take your cold weather florals into spring, keep winter's chunky boots and just add bare legs.
Add Hints of Victoriana
1.
Cotton Slub Flowers Shift Dress
Hints of Victoriana balance this ByTiMo dress’s frivolous florals with winter’s creeping darkness – we love the bibbed, high-neck front and broderie anglaise detailing.
Embody Nocturnal Glamour
2.
Runway High-Neck Floral Silk Dress
For untamed imagery and moody silhouettes, look to Dries Van Noten. Plucked from the nocturnal glamour of the designer’s AW20 runway, this silk gown does floral the grown-up way.
Explore the Night Garden
3.
Floral Diamond Mini-Dress
Needle & Thread makes a convincing case for peach roses all year round with this ruffled mini-dress. The botanical graphics glow against inky black chiffon – ideal attire for cosy suppers when it’s dark outside.
The Year-Round Floral
4.
Mimi Low-Back Maxi-Dress
RIXO reigns supreme in the art of the year-round floral. The Mimi dress is an ankle-grazing maxi in the brand’s new rainbow-splattered Smudge print – the perfect pairing to this season's stompy, punk-inspired boots.
Add Artistic Elements
5.
Sylvia Multi-Strap Midi-Dress
Inspired by ancient tapestries, this season Shrimps’ signature Sylvia dress features hand-drawn sketches of foliage and mysterious figures on horseback. The dungaree-style straps make it the ideal top-layer to new season, pastel knits.
The Modern Gothic
6.
The Gloria Dress
Being married to Nick Cave, the Prince of Darkness, gives The Vampire’s Wife designer Susie Cave a unique perspective on all things eerie. In the iconic ruffle-hemmed silhouette that has won the brand world-wide adoration, this dramatic maxi takes Liberty florals to new gothic heights.
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