Daisy Lowe and her mother Pearl Lowe are featured in a fresh campaign by FatFace, celebrating the brand’s new collaboration with the V&A museum. The collection showcases a range of autumn essentials, including cozy knitwear, quilted jackets, floral print jeans, and versatile dresses, catering to the upcoming season’s fashion needs.
Inspired by designs and prints from the V&A archives, the collection highlights British craftsmanship and design. The incorporation of floral patterns across the entire range pays homage to the natural world and aligns with the bohemian influences embodied by Daisy and Pearl, making them ideal representatives for the new line.
One of the standout pieces in the collection is the Multi Regular Japanese Rose Midi Dress priced at £72. This dress, modeled by both Daisy and Pearl in the campaign, reflects their personal style. Featuring long sleeves and a relaxed silhouette, the midi dress transitions seamlessly from summer to autumn, exuding effortless chic with its floral print and flowy design, in line with the trending boho aesthetic.
Crafted from 100% Lenzing Ecovero Viscose, the Japanese Rose Midi Dress boasts a flattering V-neckline and convenient pockets, adding functionality to style. Available in sizes six to 20 in petite length and sizes six to 24 in regular length, the dress is selling fast in select sizes, urging fashion enthusiasts to act quickly to secure their preferred fit.
For those interested in exploring the FatFace X V&A collection, the range can be accessed on the FatFace website. Additionally, other fashion brands like Boden, Nobody’s Child, and White Stuff offer a variety of floral dresses with distinctive features and designs, catering to diverse style preferences for the new season.
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