Collection: White Dresses

This collection features white dresses in EUROPEAN FLAX® certified linen, Cotton Voile and pure silk. Each fabric offers a slightly different look and feel, linen and cotton voile lean relaxed and textured, while silk gives a smoother, more elevated finish.

This depends on the fabric and specific style — lighter weight linen or cotton voile pieces may be more sheer, particularly in bright light, so many styles include a lining or are designed to be worn with a slip. Check individual product descriptions for lining details.

This collection spans relaxed-fit mini, midi and maxi lengths, with adjustable silhouettes and both sleeved and sleeveless options. Whatever coverage or occasion you need, from a casual day out to a special event, you'll find a white dress to suit it here.

Yes, many styles in this collection work well for special occasions, engagement parties, bridal showers or summer events, particularly the silk and cotton voile pieces with a more elevated drape. Check individual styling notes for occasion suggestions specific to each dress.

Wash white garments separately in cold water to avoid colour transfer, and treat any marks promptly rather than letting them set. Line drying in shade helps prevent yellowing over time, and avoiding high heat in the dryer protects both the fabric and the fit.

Yes, our white dresses run true to size — we recommend ordering your usual size, or checking the size chart if you're between sizes.

White can read slightly differently across fabrics — silk often has a subtle sheen while linen and cotton voile have a more matte, textured finish — but we aim for a consistent true white across every style.

A white dress is easy to elevate with texture and colour elsewhere — think gold or tan accessories, a bold lip, or a statement bag. Playing with silhouette, like a wrap style or added waist tie, also keeps white from feeling too plain.

With proper care, white shouldn't yellow or grey significantly over time — wash separately in cold water, avoid high heat drying, and line dry in shade rather than direct sun, which can cause yellowing on natural fibres.