Grandmother’s Garden Coming Spring 2027
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Beddressed’s first collection introduces two cotton nightdresses: Layla in soft Rose Dust and Nora in a delicate blue floral print.
Designed for bed and beyond, they are made for slow mornings, quiet afternoons and the ordinary rituals of home. The collection will also include a small selection of accessories made from leftover cloth, beginning with the Quilted Carryall Bag.
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The making, the mornings, the first samples, as they happen
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Cotton nightdresses are my everyday uniform. But for certain occasions, one must make an exception for silk.
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The autumn equinox: when the evenings grow longer, the nighties get softer, and my girls and I begin our annual migration towards bed.
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Still in my nightdress, obviously. The cups, unfortunately, have begun to expect things of me.
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Technically a nightdress. Practically, an excellent reason not to get dressed.
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There’s something very reassuring about fresh bread on the table and a nightdress you haven’t quite found a reason to change out of. I’m in…
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Nothing particularly remarkable, which is rather the point.
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Thinking about what might be blooming next spring...
The Spring Chapter: Grandmother’s Garden
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The making, the mornings, the first samples, as they happen
-
Cotton nightdresses are my everyday uniform. But for certain occasions, one must make an exception for silk.
-
The autumn equinox: when the evenings grow longer, the nighties get softer, and my girls and I begin our annual migration towards bed.
-
-
Still in my nightdress, obviously. The cups, unfortunately, have begun to expect things of me.
-
Technically a nightdress. Practically, an excellent reason not to get dressed.
-
There’s something very reassuring about fresh bread on the table and a nightdress you haven’t quite found a reason to change out of. I’m in…
-
Nothing particularly remarkable, which is rather the point.
-
Thinking about what might be blooming next spring...
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