Fleuralice dress

Size Chart

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Named for the girl who tumbled into a garden that ran wild with blooms, ‘Fleuralice’ is the dress you reach for when summer asks you to wander somewhere lovelier than usual.

The wander begins in the weave: a puckered, seersucker-like texture worked through a second pressing so the surface crinkles into something with real body and backbone. It holds its shape while staying breathable and soft against warm skin, which is exactly what you want when the days turn long and bright. That built-in structure is what lets the skirt do what it does next.

Here’s where the garden runs wild: painterly red poppies and inky cornflower blooms climbing soft columns of navy stripe, scattered across a warm oat-toned ground like a wallpaper you’d find in a countryside conservatory. It reads romantic without being sweet, vintage without being costume, the kind of pattern that looks collected rather than bought.

Up top, a square neckline sits clean and flattering, its slim navy contrast banding traced along the straps and bodice to draw a fuller, more defined line and lengthen the collarbone and throat. The wide-set straps do quiet work too, placed to smooth everything they cover so the line stays sleek from every angle. The halter ties loop high behind the neck and finish in a soft bow at the nape, leaving the back gracefully bare.

The back keeps a secret: a smocked, elasticated panel that gently gives and stretches, so the fit stays easy across more than one shape, while a high waist seam nips you in at the narrowest point before releasing into all that skirt.

Then the skirt takes over. Four tiers of gathered cake-layering build toward a sweeping four-metre hem, each level packed with more fullness than the last, so it billows, spins, and pools with every step. A seam set at the golden-ratio hipline keeps all that volume flattering rather than overwhelming, French-countryside romance with a modern edge. Vintage in spirit, modern in cut, ‘Fleuralice’ turns on its tailoring alone.