watercolour maxi dress Watercolour Floral Shirt Maxi Dress(MS414)
SKU: 19164380516
watercolour maxi dress

watercolour maxi dress Watercolour Floral Shirt Maxi Dress(MS414)

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watercolour maxi dress Watercolour Floral Shirt Maxi Dress(MS414)Painted by hand. Worn with intention. This floor length shirt maxi dress is built around one of fashion's most enduring combinations the structured precision of a classic shirt meeting the romantic freedom of a watercolour floral print. The result is a dress that feels simultaneously polished and poetic, modest and unmistakably fashion forward. The print itself is the centrepiece a large scale, painterly botanical design featuring peonies and poppies

Painted by hand. Worn with intention.

This floor-length shirt maxi dress is built around one of fashion's most enduring combinations — the structured precision of a classic shirt meeting the romantic freedom of a watercolour floral print. The result is a dress that feels simultaneously polished and poetic, modest and unmistakably fashion-forward.

The print itself is the centrepiece — a large-scale, painterly botanical design featuring peonies and poppies in blush pink, coral orange, and olive green, rendered in a loose, expressive watercolour style against a cream ivory base. The flowers are oversized and confident, with a brushstroke quality that gives the fabric an almost artistic, hand-painted character. No two panels of the print fall in exactly the same way — making each dress subtly unique.

The shirt collar is clean and precisely tailored — a classic pointed collar that sits flat and structured at the neckline, grounding the romantic print in something crisp and considered. The full-length button placket runs from the collar to the hem in a single, unbroken line of pearl-effect white buttons — each one a small, refined detail that rewards close inspection.

The long sleeves are cut with a generous, relaxed width through the arm, finishing at the wrist in a double-button cuff — a tailoring detail more commonly found in fine shirting than in occasion dresses, and one that speaks directly to the quality of construction here. The cuff is finished in a tonal cream fabric, creating a subtle, elegant contrast against the printed sleeve.

At the waist, a self-tie sash belt in the same printed fabric allows you to define the silhouette precisely — tie it at the front in a soft bow for a romantic, editorial look, or wrap and knot it at the side for a more structured finish. The waist can also be worn unbelted for a relaxed, open silhouette.

Below the waist, the dress opens into a generous, floor-length A-line skirt with substantial volume — fluid and sweeping in movement, with a hem that grazes the floor and creates a dramatic, occasion-worthy silhouette.

Please note: The fabric is semi-sheer — an inner dress is required for full modest coverage. The inner dress is available as a separate listing in our store.

This set is a single set:

  • Dress

Key Features:

  • Large-scale watercolour floral print — painterly peonies & poppies in pink, orange & green on cream
  • Classic pointed shirt collar — crisp, tailored, and precisely constructed
  • Full-length pearl-effect button placket — from collar to hem, a refined finishing detail
  • Double-button cuff — a fine shirting detail that elevates the overall construction
  • Self-tie sash belt included — define your waist or wear open and flowing
  • Floor-length A-line skirt — generous volume with fluid, sweeping movement
  • Semi-sheer fabric — lightweight and romantic; inner dress required (sold separately)
  • Single colorway — Cream Ivory with full watercolour botanical print

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Size Guide
1. The measurements are for the Dress itself, NOT BODY MEASUREMENTS.
2. Please strictly follow the size chart to select the size — DO NOT choose directly by your habits.
3. Please allow 1–3cm difference in the actual item.

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