My favourite is probably Angelina, because it is a bit more costumey than the other two. The short skirt is also quite flirty, being entirely made from lace and cut quite high on the sides. The long skirt (not shown) essentially combines the short piece with longer prims, taking full advantage of the sculpted drapery about the waist. The pattern at the front is a lovely butterfly pattern and the gown is available in pastels and black.

The second gown is Amelia, which features a beautiful tartan pattern on the bodice and on the skirt as well as another sculpted sash variant. The top has a fairly modern cut and yet there’s a bit of oldfashioned romance to this dress. As with Angelina there is a selection of skirts; two different long skirts and a short skirt.

Finally we have the Rose gown which features a very dramatic neckline and some stunningly crisp and detailed embroidery. And just look at the lovely, satiny sheen of the fabric. This could be a gown for that special dinner, and once again you do get several skirts, including one very short little thing.