Dorothea Skirt
The baby blue and orange 'Dorothea' skirt from 'The Eccentrics' collection. The calf length skirt is adorned with socks, lobster and a glass motifs.
The 'Dorothea' skirt is made from 100% cotton in Somerset, England. The skirt was originally screen printed by hand in England.
The Eccentrics collection celebrates idiosyncratic habits, unconventional fashion choices & challenging society’s expectations. In recent times too often fashion is about conformism, trends and conspicuous consumption. An outfit is more interesting and therefore more successful when it contravenes the rules.
Every piece will be gifted with a zine that celebrates Josephine Baker, little Edie, and Isabella Blow, who were unapologetic about being their true selves.
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Dorothea Skirt
Dorothea Skirt
The baby blue and orange 'Dorothea' skirt from 'The Eccentrics' collection. The calf length skirt is adorned with socks, lobster and a glass motifs.
The 'Dorothea' skirt is made from 100% cotton in Somerset, England. The skirt was originally screen printed by hand in England.
The Eccentrics collection celebrates idiosyncratic habits, unconventional fashion choices & challenging society’s expectations. In recent times too often fashion is about conformism, trends and conspicuous consumption. An outfit is more interesting and therefore more successful when it contravenes the rules.
Every piece will be gifted with a zine that celebrates Josephine Baker, little Edie, and Isabella Blow, who were unapologetic about being their true selves.
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The baby blue and orange 'Dorothea' skirt from 'The Eccentrics' collection. The calf length skirt is adorned with socks, lobster and a glass motifs.
The 'Dorothea' skirt is made from 100% cotton in Somerset, England. The skirt was originally screen printed by hand in England.
The Eccentrics collection celebrates idiosyncratic habits, unconventional fashion choices & challenging society’s expectations. In recent times too often fashion is about conformism, trends and conspicuous consumption. An outfit is more interesting and therefore more successful when it contravenes the rules.
Every piece will be gifted with a zine that celebrates Josephine Baker, little Edie, and Isabella Blow, who were unapologetic about being their true selves.