Imaginarium Bohéme Slip Dress atelier-skirts Scattered with golden bees borrowed

Scattered with golden bees borrowed from an embossed Victorian book cover

I look up and sigh

while French lions rest at her feet

It’s such a joyful and abundant design that goes with almost every colour

The background panels — including the sleeves and trim — come from 3 separate works created in 1885 by famed British textile designer and artist William Morris

Imaginarium Bohéme Slip Dress atelier-skirts Scattered with golden bees borrowedWelcome to the Imaginarium a whimsical ode to imagination, and the wonder of dreams! Perhaps our most elaborate design yet, we used 9 different works of art layered together to create this romantic & airy print. The sleeping woman comes from Albert Joseph Moores enchanting oil painting Lillies, while the elements of her dreamscape were created from drawings and paintings spanning three centuries including scenes from the Boboli Gardens, Argyle House