Linen Decima Dress RIVA
Harking back to the days of early 20th century speedboat glamour, the Riva print is made up of iconic striped motor boats pootling up and down in lines.
With her usual care and attention to detail, Lotty created a repeat design of this classic launch, which has been selling for around 180 years in various guises. Interestingly, it was not named after the Riviera, but after the young shipwright who first designed and produced this iconic craft: Pietro Riva. Many generations of Rivas continued his work until the family sold their yard in 1969.
You can own your part of the legacy with this seaside dress! It is perfect whether you're onboard a yacht on the Riviera or at a beach bar in the tropics. Goes beautifully styled as a tunic over cropped jeans or capri pants too.
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Linen Decima Dress RIVA
Harking back to the days of early 20th century speedboat glamour, the Riva print is made up of iconic striped motor boats pootling up and down in lines.
With her usual care and attention to detail, Lotty created a repeat design of this classic launch, which has been selling for around 180 years in various guises. Interestingly, it was not named after the Riviera, but after the young shipwright who first designed and produced this iconic craft: Pietro Riva. Many generations of Rivas continued his work until the family sold their yard in 1969.
You can own your part of the legacy with this seaside dress! It is perfect whether you're onboard a yacht on the Riviera or at a beach bar in the tropics. Goes beautifully styled as a tunic over cropped jeans or capri pants too.
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Harking back to the days of early 20th century speedboat glamour, the Riva print is made up of iconic striped motor boats pootling up and down in lines.
With her usual care and attention to detail, Lotty created a repeat design of this classic launch, which has been selling for around 180 years in various guises. Interestingly, it was not named after the Riviera, but after the young shipwright who first designed and produced this iconic craft: Pietro Riva. Many generations of Rivas continued his work until the family sold their yard in 1969.
You can own your part of the legacy with this seaside dress! It is perfect whether you're onboard a yacht on the Riviera or at a beach bar in the tropics. Goes beautifully styled as a tunic over cropped jeans or capri pants too.
