While preserving the beloved rose motif of the original design, we have selected a new jacquard weave for this edition.

The story told through the print remains unchanged, while the luster and shadows of the rose-woven fabric

bring even greater depth to the refined contours of the corset-inspired silhouette.

Retaining the memory of its past, this piece has quietly matured through the rich expression of its fabric.

Vertical lines converge from the bust toward the waist,

then give way to a skirt that opens into generous volume.

This contrast creates a visual illusion, making the waist appear remarkably delicate.

Rather than changing the body itself, this is a dress that casts its magic upon the eye of the beholder.

Pink draws its inspiration from Reine Victoria, an old rose introduced in 1872.

Warm and richly nuanced, it evokes roses blooming in an old garden.

Blue takes its inspiration from the dress in Thomas Gainsborough’s Woman in Blue.

Within its quiet blue lies the grace and subtle distance of a figure in a portrait.

Though both are adorned with the same roses, Pink evokes the memory of a garden, while Blue captures the stillness of a portrait.

Each color reflects the beauty of a different era.