Fantasy Blooms Anew in Memory
This dress, named “Le Bouquet,” stands beyond the category of mere clothing, embodying a poem in itself.
The newly bloomed “new Bouquet” inherits the beloved form of its predecessor while quietly evolving.
From delicate pale tones to poised new colors—the hem is layered with fine tulle, adding the soft elegance of lace as if accompanying a bouquet.
As Marcel Proust wrote in *In Search of Lost Time*—“We can only discover beauty in what we carry within ourselves.”
When standing before this dress, the landscapes that once bloomed in your heart gently awaken, revealing that beauty does not exist outside, but resonates with inner memory.
Light and Scent Floating Amid Waves of Lace
The light dechine fabric dances as if woven for the wind, releasing the wearer like a newly emerged fairy.
The tulle at the chest forms a misty veil bridging dream and reality.
The newly added tulle at the hem gently binds the whole dress like a ribbon tied at the base of a bouquet, swaying lightly with each step, creating a visual poem that caresses the air.
The eyelash lace generously arranged on the skirt resembles white lily petals drifting on a lake.
As they sway in silence, they do not merely serve as decoration—they ripple across the viewer’s memory like waves on water.
Bouquet’s Poem, The Eternity of Beauty
The waist ribbon tied at the center embodies the very essence of the “Bouquet.”
As Goethe wrote in the final chapter of *Faust*—“The eternally feminine draws us upward.”
This dress symbolically frees the wearer from gravity, leading them into a higher realm of beauty.
With soft, ambiguous hues reminiscent of Marie Laurencin’s paintings, and occasional sharp contrasts, the new colors illuminate unique stories in each memory, evoking a “lost garden” within the viewer’s heart.
“Le Bouquet” transcends clothing, standing alongside literature and painting as a work of art.
With new colors, new tulle, and its unchanged poetic spirit—
this dress once again allows the memory of beauty to bloom.