Softly romantic with a touch of nostalgia, this printed maxi dress was inspired by a whimsical 1904 Brooklyn theatre poster reading “I Wonder Will You Always Call Me Honey.” Vintage typography and botanical illustrations come together on an antique parchment backdrop with faded black and honey-toned details, creating a piece that feels both storied and effortlessly wearable.
Designed with adjustable straps, an oversized silhouette, and fluid viscose derived from bamboo and wood fibres, it drapes beautifully for everyday ease. Wear it layered, barefoot at home, wandering a market, travelling abroad, or dressed up for dinner under the evening sun. The dress can also be worn two ways, with the graphic at the front or back depending on your mood.
Please note: the lightweight viscose has a naturally soft, slightly sheer finish. We recommend pairing it with a half or full slip if desired.
100% viscose Machine wash gentle or hand wash. Hang to dry.
Measurements: S/M — 136 cm length, 52 cm bust width L/XL — 142 cm length, 57 cm bust width
Orders are processed with care and typically ship within 1–3 business days. If for any reason you're not fully satisfied, we accept exchanges within 7 days of purchase on a case by case basis.
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