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embroidered dress blue Lola Embroidered Relaxed Dress

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embroidered dress blue Lola Embroidered Relaxed DressOne of the most beautifully detailed dresses in this collection, our new embroidered Lola dress comes in a gorgeous pale blue and white colourway and is sure to be an immediate hit. The intricate and delicate embroidery on the short blouson sleeves, neckline and hem elevates this relaxed pull on dress into something truly special and the beautiful soft cotton denim fabric makes it super comfortable to wear. Made in a soft, sustainable, light cotton

One of the most beautifully detailed dresses in this collection, our new embroidered Lola dress comes in a gorgeous pale blue and white colourway and is sure to be an immediate hit. The intricate and delicate embroidery on the short blouson sleeves, neckline and hem elevates this relaxed pull-on dress into something truly special - and the beautiful soft cotton denim fabric makes it super comfortable to wear.

Made in a soft, sustainable, light cotton chambray fabric, this midi-length v-neck dress has a lovely relaxed, slightly oversized fit with gathered waist detailing that gives it a comfortable and flattering silhouette. The short blouson sleeves are both practical and elegant, and the gorgeous embroidered details at the sleeve, neckline and hem means it might be one of the prettiest dresses we've ever made. And there are of course pockets as well!

The light blue and white colourway is gorgeously fresh and versatile - this dress is definitely one you can wear all spring and summer long. Style Lola with sandals and a straw bag for a polished holiday-ready look, or with some white trainers for everyday chic. This understated, easy-to-wear dress will take you from day to night, simply by layering  a chunky knit or a light coloured linen blazer over it.

The fully lined Lola is a relaxed, yet elegant dress - a pull-on style that can easily be dressed up or down. Comfortable enough to wear all day even on the hottest of days, and with beautiful embroidery detailing which elevates this dress beyond its price and means it wouldn’t look out of place at a garden party or summer event.

But that’s not all! By purchasing Lola you are ensuring no waste goes to landfill, and your purchase supports garment workers' livelihoods and children's education in India. A beautiful embroidered dress that is also making the world a more beautiful place.

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