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Celebration. Craftmanship. Romance. Occasionwear since 2014

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A rare occasion. Our signature Party Pajamas, in black and in white, are part of Black Friday this month. 12 Nov 2026 Black Friday, all month. Our most loved pieces, at special prices, until the end of November. 10 Nov 2026 How to Do the Flowers like Constance Spry Constance Spry filled society’s vases with kale and hedgerow weeds, and was asked to do the flowers for a coronation. She called herself a floral decorator rather than a florist, and her team arrived at clients’ homes through the front door, in hats and gloves. Horse chestnut leaves turned gold, with garden roses, arranged by Constance Spry. Constance Spry, 1953, the year Spry did the coronation flowers at Westminster Abbey and invented coronation chicken recipe with Rosemary Hume. Constance Spry’s vases for Fulham Pottery: classical shapes, playfully proportioned, in the matt white she insisted on. Branches in flower, in a dove wall vase between two candle sconces. From Constance Spry’s Winter and Spring Flowers, 1951. Flower Decoration, 1934, Constance Spry’s first book of thirteen. Vogue called it a delightful account of “the art of ‘doing the flowers’”. Château de Candé, June 1937. The wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, with flowers arranged by Constance Spry. From Constance Spry’s Flower Decoration, 1934. Leaves from the kitchen garden, in a five-fingered vase. Constance Spry brought kale, rhubarb and artichoke into society’s drawing rooms and made them look entirely intended. 06 Nov 2026 The Carmela cardigan, trimmed with leopard-print faux fur, as you’ve been wearing it 🐆 31 Oct 2026 Kristina, her grandmother’s orchard and the last of the plums, picked in the Genus Rosa velvet dress. They went into a plum torte, the New York Times one. Plum Torte Recipe 🍁🧺 150 g sugar 120 g butter 150 g flour 2 eggs 1 tsp baking powder a pinch of salt 12 plums cinnamon + 2 tbsp sugar for topping Beat the butter with sugar and salt, add the eggs, then mix in the flour and baking powder. Pour the batter into a 24 cm baking tin and arrange the halved plums on top. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon. Bake at 170°C for 40–45 min. For the next time everyone comes over x 27 Oct 2026 A delicate touch of wild elegance. The Carmela cardigan, trimmed with leopard-print faux fur, for a dinner where everyone else wore black. 24 Oct 2026 Leopard season 🐆 22 Oct 2026 a surrealist soirée with @daily_sleeper 🕊️ 20 Oct 2026 Haunted, elegantly. 17 Oct 2026 The first proper coat of the season, with something rather wonderful underneath. The Party Pajamas, as our muses wear them. 15 Oct 2026 Argyle is the most sensible pattern in the wardrobe, so we added feathers at the cuff. Wear it with the Party Pajama trousers to a long lunch, and keep it on for dinner. 13 Oct 2026 Golden antlers, and other perfectly reasonable things to wear on your head this Halloween. Marie-Hélène de Rothschild. The Rothschild Surrealist Ball, 1972 Headdress by StephenJones and GilesDeacon Spring 2012 RTW collection Linda Rybová in short Czech film Jaké vlasy má Zlatovláska (1992) Kirsten Dunst portraying Marie Antoinette in Sofia Coppola’s drama, “Marie Antoinette” US Vogue, April 1998 - “Lights, Camera, Couture.” Photographed by mario testino Kate Moss walking the runway for Martine Sitbon Spring/Summer 1993 Christy Turlington walking the runway for Complice F/W92 Kirsten Dunst at Maroon 5’s Halloween Party, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, 2011 Lu Celania Sierra in a Bob Mackie headpiece, 1984 Shirley Mallmann walking the runway for the Betsey Johnson S/S1997 collection. Maayan Keret Emanuel Ungaro Fall f/w 1995 Haute Couture 09 Oct 2026

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