• Organic cotton poplin
• Sweetheart neckline
• Ruched cup detail
• Dropped curved waistline
• Adjustable tie straps at shoulders
• Invisible zipper at centre back
• Mini gathered bubble skirt
• Medium weight, non-stretchy woven
• 100% Organic Cotton
• Lined.

Size & Fit 

Care Instructions

Main: 100% Organic Cotton

Lining: 100% Cotton

Turn inside out. Cold gentle machine wash. Use mild soap.

Do not bleach/soak/wring or tumble dry.

Line dry in shade. Warm iron on reverse.

Dry cleanable.

• Watercolour Jardin print
• Luxurious silk crepe
• Asymmetrical one shoulder neckline
• Side splits
• Longline cami
• Lightweight, non-stretchy woven
• 100% Silk Crepe

Limited edition, sterling silver sleepers made in Jaipur, India, plated in 0.5 microns of 18k gold and studded with pearls. They have a stud system for pierced ears only. The large pair measure 2.2cm in diameter and the mini pair 1.7cm.

These sleepers are inspired by Madrid´s Royal Palace, the largest in Occidental Europe with 3, 418 rooms. It was built on top of the site of the old Muslim Alcazar after it burned down and it took 17 years to complete. Apparently the the royal family had a different palace for each season and they resided in this one in Autumn. Nowadays the palace is open to the public and only used for official events. The gardens around the palace are some of my favourite places to sit and watch the world go by with friends as the sun lights up the sky at sunset. You feel more like you are on the edge of the world overlooking Casa del Campo there (a nature reserve).

Please note * these are the smaller version in the pic -(mini)

Limited edition, handmade by Annabelle 3 micron 18k gold plated sterling silver base miniature starfish charm from the Basque Country on hypoallergenic gold stainless steel chain. This necklace measures 40cm.

Itsas Izar means Starfish in Euskadi, aka Basque language. The Basques are profoundly connected to the sea and have always had salty sealegs. They´re fierce about preserving their history, culture and the beautiful ecosystem they have. If you visit the neighbouring village to San Sebastian, Pasajes you can see them reconstructing a 16th Century Ship that was the first type of ship to sail to the newly discovered lands of South America, it really is a wonder.