Inspired by the capriccio paintings of imaginary Roman ruins by the 18th-century Italian painter Giovanni Paolo Panini.

The ivy leaves entwined around the fallen ancient ruins carry layers of aged time and quiet desolation within their shadows.

Chiffon ruffles swaying in the wind reflect a silent afterglow, recalling a city long lost.

Another piece adorned with "The Triumph of the Church."

The blessing radiated by Rubens’ canvas

Made even more vivid through the designer’s hand.

Pink chiffon echoes the garments of the painting’s heroine,

Soft lace adds a touch of splendor.

A gentle, glowing beauty that lights the heart.

A noble yet sweet, sacred hue.

“The Bird Catchers,”

Painted by Rococo master Boucher,

Depicts a pastoral scene of tender romance.

White lace and teal chiffon

Accentuate porcelain-like skin

And wrap you in the light and breeze of the countryside.

An outfit that speaks of gentle, quiet love.

A poetic blue—elegant and chic.

The silhouette is asymmetrical.

One side depicts the world of a masterpiece,

The other side—layered chiffon and

Leavers lace creating sculptural beauty.

Drapes cascading down the back

Lend poetry to your silhouette from behind.

A dress whose impression changes with your gaze.