Harmonious and intimate, Collection One carries allusion to our many interests and inherent optimism. A graphic study of the natural world and the decorative arts so often informed by it, the prints were illustrated to feel historic and fresh. Silhouette was designed with ease, inspired by the tea gowns of the mid 19th century. These dresses were more unstructured and light than their predecessors and gave women the room to move and breathe, while still feeling elevated and well dressed. We tailored ours in more modern shapes, but kept the airiness and thoughtfulness of construction from days past.

A CHEERFUL CUTTING

Shown in the Giverny Print, the dorian dress feels cheerful, versatile and without season. The dress can be worn without the tie for a looser look, or with to give it more shape.

A FLOrAL THAT FEELS LESS SO

Blending our love of ease and volume, the charlotte day gown is etherial yet structured in a light organic cotton -- a softly dipped neck, slight collar and artfully pleated sleeves lends a touch of poise to this relaxed dress. Climbing with verdant liveliness - the florence print is a floral that somehow feels less so. 

Shown in the Lindel print, the Celia feels romantic, charming and light with an airy ruffle and double tiered sleeve. A modern interpretation of common presentations of 18th century french textiles, the bouquet and elements are placed cleanly and with purpose.