Love Grows Wild Bohéme Slip Dress /pixie-dusters-cropped-length airy backdrop behind the horses

airy backdrop behind the horses is actually a scenic lithograph from the 1897 World’s Fair

and a star-dappled fawn nestled in the moonlit woods

The lovely little mermaid was taken from a print entitled “The Looking Glass of Venus” by Sir Edward Burne-Jones from the same era

painterly kimono was created by layering works of art from the 1700s— including two painting studies by artist Thomas Gainsborough

Inspired by a 19th century embroidery panel found in the British Museum

Love Grows Wild Bohéme Slip Dress /pixie-dusters-cropped-length airy backdrop behind the horsesSometimes while oftentimes actually if were being honest we design a piece for the purely selfish reason that we want to wear it ourselves ;) The Love Grows Wild dress was definitely one of these pieces! Our lush and verdant botanical print comes from the 12 Months of Flowers, a series of remarkably beautiful hand coloured etchings from the 1700s by engraver Henry Fletcher. The prints were commissioned by famed English gardener Robert Furber, and were