The print is inspired by the iconic imagery of Daniel Marot,

an 18th-century decorative artist.

Four paintings representing the four elements

— fire, wind, water, and earth —

are positioned at the front, back, left, and right of the dress.

The front skirt depicts “Wind” and “Fire,”

while the back presents “Water” and “Earth.”

Each element exists independently, yet together

they weave a singular, harmonious world.

The low-waist skirt gently flares from the hips,

adding supple movement to the structured silhouette.

The shoulders are layered with river lace and tulle,

delicately enveloping the arms.

The neckline is adorned with braid embellishments,

lending aristocratic elegance.

The dress is offered in two colors: soft white and vivid yellow.

Evoking a vision of pure, sacred serenity,

it recalls the High Priestess of the Tarot —

a symbol of sublimity, intellect, and spiritual elevation beyond reach.

This is a gown that transcends mere opulence,

guiding one to the profound inner beauty.