The Fluid Dress - Washed Apricot
The Fluid Dress - Washed Apricot
One dress. Two silhouettes. Endless ways to wear it.
Washed Apricot drifts through faded olive, apricot, off-white and cream — sun-bleached and soft, like something found and loved and worn for years.
The Fluid Dress is built around the idea of transformation. Worn loose, it sweeps and flows — generous volume that moves like water, two side slits that open with every step. Worn tied, discreet waist ties draw the fabric in from behind, shifting the silhouette into something altogether more unexpected. Structured in the back. Free in the front. A quiet surprise.
The print is hand-painted by Christina Leube — organic, painterly forms across the front that give way to clean graphic stripes along the sides. Where the soft meets the structured. Where the intuitive meets the precise.
This is a dress you wear differently every time, depending on the day, the light, the mood.
The fabric: 100% handwoven mulberry silk from India, with a natural lustre and a fall that makes every movement feel considered.
Size: One size — designed to fit generously across sizes 36–42. Worn open, it works beautifully up to size 44.
Also available in Noir Wash →
Care
For silk pieces:
Silk rewards a little patience. Hand wash in cold water with a gentle detergent, or use a delicate cycle in a mesh bag. Dry flat in the shade and steam rather than iron where possible. Keep away from direct sunlight and perfume. Treat it well and it will last a lifetime.
For the Wrap Dress (linen):
Linen is beautifully low-maintenance and only gets better with time. Machine wash on a gentle cycle at 30°C and air dry or tumble on low. The raw edges are intentional — part of the character. Iron while damp for a clean finish, or wear it with its natural texture. Both are the right choice.
Design
The print began on paper, with a brush and no plan.
Drawn from the landscape of Mallorca — the burnt earth, the bleached stone, the way afternoon light dissolves into shadow — it grew in layers until it found its own logic. Each mark connects to the next. Nothing is repeated. Nothing is accidental.
The print: The prints are hand-painted by Christina Leube, drawn from the light and landscape of Mallorca.