★★★★★3 days ago
Cobalto in the light
The cobalt is so much richer than my screen promised — a proper deep ink-blue that goes almost jewel-like under chandeliers. Wore it to a winter gala and the chiffon caught the light every time I moved.
The V, Drawn Long
Conceived in Rome, the Cassia takes the calm geometry of a temple front and softens it into chiffon.
Designed by Hugo Caesar Tassi for the Iulia line, the Cassia opens at a clean surplice V — two crossed bands of pleating that frame the décolletage and meet at a defined waist seam, the way a pediment rests on its columns. From there the chiffon is set free: a full, fluid A-line that moves with every step.
A single cascading ruffle falls down the front, opening to a soft slit — the one note of motion in an otherwise composed line. Covered and considered above the waist, light and unhurried below.
Cut for the Occasion
Weightless chiffon, fully lined, cut to carry a wedding, a garden, a long warm evening.
The Cassia is built from a fine, fluid chiffon that photographs like silk and moves like air, fully lined so it reads opaque in daylight and candlelight alike. The pleated bodice skims rather than clings, and the A-line skirt keeps its fall clean and long.
Offered across a true range of sizes and in five imperial tones — midnight Cobalto, pale Avorio, deep Basalt, muted Verde Antico and rich Cornelia — so the same quiet architecture suits the wedding party and the guest alike.
