An absolutely unique print, replicated from an 18th-century muslin found at an antique fair in Paris — a dusty teal base scattered with light pink and bright pink pops, heather and brown leaf detail. In Marie Antoinette's France, this was the cloth of quiet scandal: so close to an undergarment that the queen's own portrait in it was deemed indecent. 

A playful paper cotton mini with puff sleeves, an oversized ruffle at the neck and two tiered pleated skirts, finished with faux horsehair at the hem for structure. Made for an off-duty goddess on the French Riviera.

• Paper cotton mini dress with puff sleeves

• Oversized ruffle detail at neck

• Two layers of tiered pleated skirt and faux horsehair at hem for structure

• Invisible zipper closure

• Lined with cotton