Wild Beauty Opera Duster (Full Length)

Whether you style it with jeans & boots, or you level it up with a black dress and dramatic jewellery — this piece is a standout! We love a more-is-more aesthetic with this design, so don’t be afraid to go bold with layers of texture and colour. We’ll be wearing it for everyday with distressed denim, natural stone necklaces (loving the look of blue lapis and orange carnelian!), gold hoops, and lots of attitude. We also love a sleeker, artsy vibe with this one — try pairing it with dark denim, a simple black turtleneck or scoopneck and boots for an unexpected and effortlessly cool outfit.

The tastemaker, the adventuress. Women who live a life of style and substance, who take a chance and say yes to themselves. Women who dare to bet on their own wild hearts.

The peacock has a long and interesting history of myth and symbolism in cultures throughout the world! To the Greeks, the peacock was the chosen emblem of Zeus’s wife, Hera, and she chose them to pull her chariot. In India they represent beauty and royalty and are depicted often in painting and sculpture — most famously in the Peacock Throne used by Emperor Sah Jahan who built the Taj Mahal. In Chinese mythology peacock feathers were a symbol of luck and protection, and to the Victorians — who adorned their gardens and parlours with peacock imagery — they represented wealth, beauty, and the celebration of art.

Blink

If you tire of work today,
blink and become a bird. See
for a moment how your fingers
are feathers, sleek as ravens
bejewelled as peacock tails, soft
as the underside
of a sparrow. Your wings
hold nothing but let them carry you
feel them lift and dive, see how their wind
moves the grass, the waves,
the farthest star.