Navy brushstrokes swept across white
Wide navy strokes cut diagonally over a white ground, breaking into a dotted halftone where they thin out. Nothing about the pattern is tidy, which is rather the point. The strokes lie heaviest across the skirt and lightest at the shoulder, so the eye travels downwards.
Why you'll love the Isobel Dress
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Bold diagonal print: Angled lines do more for the shape than a straight stripe would.
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High-contrast navy on white: It reads as graphic from a distance and painterly close up.
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Sleeveless, round-necked bodice: A plain top half lets the print run without interruption.
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Deep side pockets: Big enough for a phone and a set of keys at the same time.
Navy and white is the easiest summer pairing there is, and it takes a flat sandal, a white plimsoll or a low heel without complaint.
Have a look at the size guide to find your fit.