Apr. 18
Botanical Beauties
By Lynn Byrne. Stylist Damian Foxe made and photographed these lovely dresses from this season’s botanical wallpapers.
Wallpaper sources: 1. Mariedal in cobalt from The Linnaeus collection from Designers Guild. 2. Richmond Park by Zoffany. 3. McGegan Rose by Timorous Beasties. 4. Early Tulip by Sanderson. Hello, Elizabeth (from Pretty Pink Tulips): this one has your name all over it! 
. 5. Lily of the Valley by Cole & Son.
Photos via the Financial Times.
Absolute genius and beautiful – not a petal out of place! These images would sell the wallpaper and the dresses any day of the year…
xxoo
All thanks to Larry fir finding them! Lynn
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That’s beautiful. Art. And Fashion. Lovely, truly!
I thought so too. Lynn
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Lynn!!!! You got me! I was scrolling down….saw the Tulips. Stopped. Stared. Love! Then, scrolled down to see my name. Thank you…..you did know I’d love it. Might just have to borrow and credit that for a future Tuesday Tulips post!
xo Elizabeth
Gorgeous! and it must be in the ether for I just bought a floral dress, the first time I have even worn a pattern in twenty years!
Floral sounds lovely for you!
Lynn
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Feel free! Your blog always brings a smile! Lynn
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What amazing images. Wow. You find the most incredible things, I can’t tell you how much I enjoy gazing at them all!
Sending you a smile,
tp
And loved getting that smile! I am soaking up every post of yours on the royal wedding. I just can’t help myself…. Best, Lynn
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These are really something-quite beautiful and unique! Yeah, i could see why Elizabeth would love the ones with the tulips too:-)
I loved them and it was sweet that the hubs found them and saved for my blog! Kinda like getting real flowers….Lynn
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I want all of these dresses!
xoxo
Yes lovely, aren’t they? Xo. Lynn
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