Red and white bold florals for spring. Now THAT is groundbreaking.
option 1: The high end version of below clocks in at an over one thousand dollar price tag, and that is on markdown. The regular price is over fifteen hundred dollars. Yeesh. Budget, who?
The dress from the Princess Kate-favorite brand is made in the UK and features a pleated bust and a full skirted bottom. Both the lining and the shell is one hundred percent cotton. Recommended care is hand wash. I know from personal experience with other styles from the brand, that the dresses are impeccably cut. As it is on sale, sizes are going in and out of stock, but it is number sized from UK 6 / US 2 to UK 18 / US 14.
option 2: The not-as-high-end version actually reminds me of a dress from the Blair Eadie x Tuckernuck collaboration that, once it became clear that the style was a runaway hit, the latter started to produce en masse in an extended color palette. Since then, evidently other brands have knocked off the style.
The structure of the dress – collar, covered placket, belt, and crisp cuffed short sleeves – feels like a reaction to the Hill House Home Nap Dress. Not to mention the fact that the brand of the not-as-high-end dress actually produced a copycat of the shirtdress in the way that every brand and its sister had a version of a smocked bodice dress.
Is the uber structured Tuckernuck Chloe Dress the reaction to years of the Hill House Home Nap Dress domination?
And does this mean that we have collectively put the pandemic behind us?
This dress is available in both standard and petite sizing from size 0 to 18. It is available only up to 16 in petites. The shell is 77 percent lyocell, twelve percent rayon, and eleven percent linen. The lining is one hundred percent cotton. It is machine washable.
