One Dress, Three Ways

March 03, 2016

Asymmetrically tailored to fit and flatter, the Richmond dress is a structured but feminine addition to your Spring wardrobe. Designed in many different colours, Richmond is a versatile piece that can be worn to work with classic accessories or dressed up in its Spring colourways. We have styled the dress for work and different upcoming occasions for when the weather turns, whether that's a wedding, christening or a day out to the races.

Melissa Joy Manning 14-karat gold labradorite earrings £250
Jimmy Choo Abel Python Pumps £895
Nina Ricci Marche Mini Leather Tote £995

Monica Vinader Siren Teardrop Earrings £125
Alexander McQueen Floral Print Leather Bag £1295
Gianvito Rossi Suede Pumps £425

Annoushka Frost Pearl and Saphire angle £495
Jimmy Choo Abel Glittered Metallic Satin-twill Pumps £425
Maison Margiela Snakeskin Print Clutch £290

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