Wrap midi dress
Viscose crepe with bias-cut panels. Shorter in the body, longer in the sleeve.
Bodice darts that actually hit the waist and hems that fall straight.
Six pieces from this season, each made in a run of forty or fewer.
Viscose crepe with bias-cut panels. Shorter in the body, longer in the sleeve.
Silk crepe de chine with bound armholes. True to size, cut for everyday wear.
Cotton poplin with bias-cut panels. Relaxed through the body, true at the shoulder.
Viscose crepe with bound armholes. Fitted but never tight.
Silk crepe de chine with bias-cut panels. Cut a half-size roomier for layering.
Cotton poplin with bound armholes. Pre-shrunk, so it still fits after washing.
Dart & Drape is a dresses label working from a 4-person workshop. We buy the viscose crepe first and design around whatever arrives, rather than ordering fabric to fit a sketch.
The Pleated maxi dress arrived in two days and the viscose crepe is heavier than I expected for the price. I have washed it four times and it has not changed shape.
I bought the Knitted column dress after months of looking. The bias-cut panels is the detail that sold me — it does not feel like anything else I own.
Sizing was exactly as the chart said. The silk crepe de chine is soft without being delicate, and the bound armholes holds up to a week of wear.
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