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Royal-approved fashion label Aspiga has unveiled a beautiful new collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society, filled with the elegant floral pieces summer wardrobes are calling for.
Loved by Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, Aspiga has become synonymous with polished warm-weather dressing, from breezy broderie dresses to timeless occasionwear – and the new range is no exception.
Inspired by the RHS Lindley Collections archives, the capsule includes dresses, separates, scarves and accessories adorned with delicate ditsy florals and bold botanical prints, combining the brand’s commitment to conscious craftsmanship with the timeless beauty of the natural world.
Sophie has repeatedly worn the label’s cornflower blue Victoria broderie dress for public engagements, after previously stepping out in the navy corduroy version the year before.
For the first time, Aspiga will appear at the Chelsea Flower Show with its own stand, showcasing the new collaboration as the brand celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The collection has just landed online – and, unsurprisingly, it’s already selling fast.
My top pick
As someone with a penchant for floral prints and midi dresses, the embroidered linen style was an instant favourite.
The V-neckline, cinched waist and tiered bell sleeves create a flattering silhouette, while the colourful embroidery adds a feminine touch.
Versatile enough to suit everything from garden parties and summer weddings to relaxed weekend lunches, it can easily be dressed up with heels or styled more casually with loafers.
Like many of the pieces in the collection, it’s a timeless investment you’ll return to year after year.
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