The Wrap, Kept Roman
The Lavinia takes the easiest gesture in dressing — a length of cloth wrapped and tied — and resolves it into a quiet, considered day dress.
Conceived by Hugo Caesar Tassi for the Iulia edit, the Lavinia opens at a deep V, crosses the front panels into a soft faux-wrap, and draws everything in with a self-fabric tie that wraps the high waist and knots at the front. The skirt releases from there into a long A-line wrap that falls clean to the ankle. Sleeveless and vest-cut, it is bare at the arm and covered to the floor.
There is no hardware and no embellishment because none is wanted: the tie does the shaping, and the wrap does the rest. It is the soft Italian day dress the house has been missing — the one for warm stone, long lunches, and the slow walk home.
The Pleasure of Real Tencel-Linen
Cut from a soft Tencel-linen weave — matte, breathable, and made to drape rather than shine.
The Lavinia is cut from a genuine Tencel (Lyocell) linen-weave: a premium cellulosic cloth with the matte hand and gentle, honest creasing of linen, softened by the fluid drape that Tencel gives. It reads cool against the skin and never glassy in the light — exactly the right weight for a wrap that needs to fall, not stand away from the body.
We offer it in three quiet tones: warm Avorio, the natural optic-linen oatmeal; a soft, dusty Cobalto blue; and a deep, matte Basalt. One easy architecture, three ways to wear the warm months.