The 'But There Are Roses, There Are Still Roses' Dress

£ 105 GBP

A perfectly curated palette of pink, red and burgundy. She's a mid-length vintage prairie dress featuring a delicate and ditsy floral print across the cotton fabric. She has a high neck, a slim-fitting bodice with velvet trimmings and defined empire-waist. Her short sleeves are fluted, making it easier to eat spaghetti/dance/talk with exaggerated arm movements (which we tend to do, a lot, so that's useful). Centre back concealed zip closure. Fully lined. Excellent vintage condition.

Less is more when it comes to washing her. Repeated vigorous washing damages the fibres of clothing. With this delicate beauty, we'd reccommend spot cleaning when required. Hand-wash only.

Pit to Pit: 15", Waist: 13", Length: 49"

Modelled by Olivia who is 5'4" and a UK size 6. Will fit UK size 6-8.

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The 'But There Are Roses, There Are Still Roses' Dress

£ 105 GBP

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Pit to Pit: 15", Waist: 13", Length: 49"

Less is more when it comes to washing her. Repeated vigorous washing damages the fibres of clothing. With this delicate beauty, we'd reccommend spot cleaning when required. Hand-wash only.

Modelled by Olivia who is 5'4" and a UK size 6. Will fit UK size 6-8.

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