What Lingers at Dusk Madrigal Dress

There is an hour when the garden seems reluctant to surrender its dead. The last light catches upon petals darkened to the colour of old bruises, while strange, pale blossoms emerge from the shadows like the faces of things half-remembered. The What Lingers at Dusk Madrigal Dress is a beautiful, unsettling vision of a garden caught between flourishing and decay, its deep emerald tapestry alive with ghostly flowers, blackened foliage and the faint, unnatural glimmer of things that ought to have withered long ago. As though some exquisite botanical enchantment has gone terribly wrong, leaving the flowers suspended in a state of perpetual, poisonous bloom.

• Cotton mini dress with curtain front skirt
• Boned bodice
• Elasticated shoulder and arm
  
• Corseted back to allow for size adjustment
• Velveteen trims throughout
• Fully lined

And when dusk finally gives way to darkness, something of the garden remains. A faint perfume in an empty room, the suggestion of petals stirring where there is no breeze, a pale blossom glimpsed for a moment before it disappears. Not quite alive, not entirely lost, these beautiful remnants linger like the memory of an apparition, unwilling to surrender their last exquisite moments to the night.

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Outer 100% cotton. Lining 100% cotton

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