Fruit Pit PantsThese pants are cut from silk seersucker, a distinctive fabric recreated from a French swatchbook, c. 1930s. They have a wide leg silhouette reminiscent of beach pajamas, loose trousers worn over swimsuits that evolved out of sleepwear. The wide popularity of beach pajamas helped to normalize women's pants in the early 20th century. 100% silk Made in India Dry clean only View all pants Viktoria is 5'11" and wearing a size S.

We reproduced the original block-printed pattern for this style

This dress

This coat is inspired by a 1960s Men's coat

it is cut in a high-waisted

Filet lace is a type of lace built by darning patterns into a fine mesh ground

This workwear jacket is inspired by a Log Cabin quilt

is cut in an overcoat silhouette from the 1960s

This cardigan is inspired by a jacquard-knit ski cap from the late 20th century

The fabric is slightly sheer and printed with a pattern of blue seaweed and orange fish

One front pocket

This jumpsuit is inspired by one from the late 20th century

The original fragment featured chain-stitched mochi motifs and silver-metallic badla embroidery on a cotton muslin ground