Forget pants and slip into the most enchanting lila rose floral nightgown. Made from soft, breathable cotton, this nightgown’s loose fit offers you unrestricted movement, making it easy to put on and take off. The wide straps provide extra support (and no accidental peek-a-boos), while the flowing design and feminine details, such as a scalloped trim and mother-of-pearl buttons, add a romantic touch.

Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this nightgown combines true artistry and quality with timeless style. Perfect for the modest woman who values both comfort and elegance. Feel the difference this nightgown makes — get yours today. On colder days pair it with my

• Easy Care: Machine washable and safe to tumble dry and iron for simple upkeep. 

• Premium Fabric: 100% soft, lightweight cotton for breathable comfort. 

• Signature Scalloping: Scalloped trim adds a delicate, feminine touch.

• Supportive Straps: Wide straps provide added comfort and keep everything securely in place.

• Elegant Buttons: Mother-of-pearl buttons provide a touch of luxury and durability.

• Generous fit & Flowy Design: Loose A-line fit offers full coverage and unrestricted movement. 

• Handcrafted Quality: Designed in California, Handmade In India.

Print Story

On a sunny spring day in New York, while visiting my parents from San Francisco, a delicate antique plate on their wall caught my eye. The detailed floral design seemed almost ethereal. My mother reminisced, "It was your grandmother's creation when her favorite print was discontinued. She had it specially crafted, reminiscent of the old but uniquely hers."

As a designer, this felt like fate. I've always embraced the past to forge the future. This plate, brimming with history, was to be my muse. I envisioned a print balancing the antique's essence with classic grace.

Remembering my time with the "Prince of Chintz", Mario Buatta, I was wary of excess. I sought a more refined touch. Collaborating with Olga, my artist, we dissected the plate's design. Each brushstroke, each element was a calculated decision. The challenge was creating a repeating pattern without flaw or gap.

The repeat pattern had to be seamless, adding another layer of intricacy to our task. We agonized over colors, patterns, and designs, striving for harmony and balance.