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Who doesn't love a good polkadot? This collection has a really special one: a polkadot flock print on a mesh fabric, with sparkling touch! The flock print is created by pressing a pattern in glue on a light blue mesh fabric. An unusual use of fabric which makes the process quite complicated. After pressing on the glue, a fabric with tiny little hairs is pressed onto the mesh fabric. During this process the hairs stick to the areas that contain glue and the print is created. Another cycle of print pressing is applied to create the silver polkadot print. This double printing asks for a lot of precision and time. Double the print means double the production time, but also double the love!
The adorable 'petit point' spots in heavenly blue and silver decorate my designs.
The collection is draped in a translucent fine mesh to spice up your look.
More than merely little points in the sky - ‘petit points’ - Cleopatra used the stars to manipulate the present and anticipate the future. In tough times - plague, famine, war - the stars helped her lead her people and come out stronger than before. The fated sky was Cleopatra’s compass and guide. Astrology, based on the direct correlation between astronomical phenomena and experiences in the human world, was fundamental in the belief system of the Ancient Egyptians. Not surprisingly, growing up, Cleopatra was taught a combination of astrology and astronomy - there was no differentiation yet - and her royal entourage always included some well-respected astrologers. The ‘Celestial Queen’ is even believed to have commissioned the stunning starry ceiling of the Dendera Temple: one of the best-preserved ancient diagrams of the cosmos, featuring the Egyptian gods as signs of the zodiac. The myths of the world resemble each other as dialects of a single language,” Joseph Campbell said. And indeed, it feels like through these archetypes, Cleopatra is speaking to us across oceans of time and vast, starry skies. “I may have been a queen and a goddess,” she seems to say, “but really I was a lot like you: a human, marveling at the workings of the universe.”
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