regency dresses PHOENIX 24

regency dresses PHOENIX 24This dress from linennaive draws inspiration from Regency era art and design. Equal parts elegantly feminine and cool, this linen dress will surely make a sophisticated addition to your wardrobe. Crafted from soft linen, the piece is enhanced with a smocked bodice and button closure for added texture. It is a combination of elegance and romance. It's cut to an empire line silhouette framed by puff sleeves and a delicate sweetheart neck. the

This dress from linennaive draws inspiration from Regency-era art and design. Equal parts elegantly feminine and cool, this linen dress will surely make a sophisticated addition to your wardrobe.

Crafted from soft linen, the piece is enhanced with a smocked bodice and button closure for added texture. It is a combination of elegance and romance.
It's cut to an empire line silhouette framed by puff sleeves and a delicate sweetheart neck. the elasticated lacing-up sleeves with pleated detail exude vintage elegance. Winning combination.
Available in OrangeRed and vintage grey striped versions.
Such a romantic, feminine feel. impress yourself with this outfit and you are sure to stand out.

【Fabric】
White florals:100% Linen, around 150g/gram. Light weight
Sakura cherry:100% Linen, around 180g/gram. Light-Medium weight.
DarkOrchid/Teal/Coral/sakura cherry: 100% Linen, around 200g/gram. Medium weight.

Every year we have a dedicated team to study the evolution of linen. Linen is a traditional fabric. It seems that linen will not change even if dynasties have changed, and time has passed. Let us add a little imagination and curiosity here. If the raw materials remain unchanged, can the weaving method be improved?
After a year of research and development, we finally introduce to you our yarn-dyed linen and the next issue of knitted linen in this quarter. Traditional linen is woven first and then dyed. A piece of fabric uses one color. Yarn-dyed weaving is that we first design different colors, dye the linen yarn, and then spin it into fabrics, so that the linen can show very gorgeous and rich colors.