Wild Beauty Bohéme Slip Dress /stardusters Model is 5’2” for reference

Model is 5’2” for reference

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

The detailed moon on the sleeves comes from astronomy artwork produced at the Camille Flammarion Observatory near Paris in 1899

and creative spark

The background panels come from 3 separate works created in 1885 by famed British textile designer and artist William Morris

Wild Beauty Bohéme Slip Dress /stardusters Model is 5’2” for referenceMajesty, luxury, and good luck! Peacocks symbols of strength, confidence, luck, and royalty have been celebrated for their glorious and colourful plumage throughout history. Our Wildwood Bohme Slip Dress features several dramatic, deliciously rich artworks from the 1600s by Dutch painter Melchior dHondecoeter in a lush palette of crimson, ochre, black and cerulean blue. The whimsical trim is a peacock toile print we created using a reconstructed