Eyelet squares worked into red linen
A strong pillar-box red, broken up by small eyelet squares set in even rows, so the surface carries pattern built into the cloth rather than printed on top. The rows sit close together, and the openings gather into small square clusters that repeat from shoulder to hem.
Why you'll love the Matilda Dress
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Eyelet square motif: Tiny openings let a little light through and keep the red from looking solid.
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Flowing linen: It falls away from the body and moves when you do.
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Round neck, no sleeves: Nothing to fasten, nothing to adjust, straight over the head.
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Pockets at the side: Deep, plain, and placed exactly where your hands come to rest.
Red this clear needs only white, cream or bare tan leather beside it, so carry a straw basket and leave everything else at home.
Our size guide gives the full run of measurements.