There’s a moment, just before autumn fully arrives, where getting dressed feels slightly undecided.

Mornings call for sleeves. Afternoons still feel like summer. Evenings ask for something softer, a little more layered. It’s a shift—subtle, but undeniable.

This is where our signature Daisy Plaid finds its place.

Drawn from 1940s French textile sketches, Daisy Plaid brings together sketchy check lines and scattered floral motifs in a palette of forest green, ivory and black. It feels grounded, but still light. Structured, but never heavy.

It’s the kind of print that doesn’t belong to one season—which is exactly the point.

Why Daisy Works Right Now

Across recent European runways—from Paris to Copenhagen—there’s been a clear return to heritage prints and softened structure. Checks, vintage florals, and painterly patterns are re-emerging, styled with fluid silhouettes and ease.

It’s less about sharp seasonal shifts, and more about continuity, allowing the wearer to dress across seasons, not for them. Daisy Plaid captures this feeling perfectly.

The Silhouette

Sadie: Polished, Light, Everyday

Sadie is the lighter expression of Daisy.

Cut in a flattering midi length, it’s a classic collared shirtdress with short sleeves and a softly structured shape. Gentle gathers at the shoulder and a tiered skirt create subtle movement, while the border print detailing adds contrast and interest.

The self-tie sash allows you to define the waist or wear it relaxed, making it an easy choice for warmer days that still call for a sense of polish.

It’s effortless, feminine, and made for everyday wear. Put simply, it’s the kind of piece you reach for without overthinking.

Best for: warm days, work, long lunches, easy weekends.

Denise: Soft, Fluid, Transseasonal

Denise leans further into the shift in season.

With long bell sleeves, a softly shaped V-yoke, and gentle gathers through the bodice, it creates a more fluid, romantic silhouette. The movement through the sleeve and skirt gives it a slightly more elevated feel, while still remaining easy to wear.

Designed to be styled with or without the waist tie, Denise works layered or on its own—making it ideal as the temperature starts to dip.

Best for: cooler days, events, day-to-evening dressing.

How to Wear Daisy Now

Now (Late Summer): Light accessories, open neckline, bare legs

Soon (Early Autumn): Add a soft knit or structured blazer

Later (Cooler Days): Boots, layering, a more defined waist

The Bottom Line

Some pieces are made for a moment. Others carry you through many. Daisy Plaid, however, sits in between. She is effortless, adaptable and quietly statement-making.

Exactly what this time of year calls for.