Come and swim with Romance Was Born amidst iridescent jellyfish, sea horses, schools of fish and dancing electric eels… but beware, deep below the waves where shy oysters and ivory shells hide, a seaweed monster lurks… The collection features a colour palette from a sea of lustrous blue rinses; from the palest pastel pinks, through to ice blue, soft lavender and mint with the allure of classic aquatic combinations of navy and cream. Nanna’s favorites, crotchet, embroidery and knitting feature heavily.
Doilies and Pearls, Oysters and Shells launches two new collaborations with Australian artists Patrick Doherty and Esme Timbery. Patrick Doherty has created artwork exclusively for the collection simply dubbed as the Patrick print, which plays on imaginative scenes full of symbolic iconography. Esme Timbery is a celebrated shell artist and indigenous elder, one of the last to continue this family tradition. Esme has hand shelled twenty limited edition Romance Was Born shoes. For the third season running, accessory designer Paul Bonomelli comes to the helm and has produced a range ofaccessories for this collection. Hand dyed rope pendants come in a delicate array of pastels featuring shell and pearl centrepieces tipped in gold. Necklaces and headbands are encrusted with pearls and shells delicately strung together in brilliant random woven formations.
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