
Green and olive maternity gowns
Olive silk, sage jersey and lime chiffon. Green is the smallest group in this gallery and one of the most distinctive. The newest first.
Some of the outfits in these photographs belong to our clients and may not be available to hire. We cannot tell at a glance which ones, so if you see something you love, send us a screenshot on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether it is in the studio wardrobe.
About green
Olive satin. Olive satin makes up most of this page: wrapped, tied and thrown, against dark grey. The fabric is rich and a little rare, and the dark backdrop deepens it.
Sage. A fitted off-shoulder gown with a long train, shot against white, and another shot from above among scattered petals. Sage is the quietest green.
Lime. A halter mini in lime chiffon, worn on a white block, and again with a young daughter in a matching dress. It is the brightest frame on the page.
On petals. A sage fitted gown lies among scattered petals and yellow roses, shot from above. A green off-shoulder gown with a ruffled hem lies among orange and rust hydrangeas on a white wooden floor. Green and orange sit well together.
Is green hard to wear?
Olive and sage are very forgiving. Lime is bolder, and suits a plain backdrop.
Do you have green gowns in the studio?
Yes. The wardrobe holds green gowns, and you try them on at the consultation. Some of the outfits in these photographs belong to clients, so send us a screenshot of the one you love and we will tell you whether it can be hired. ---
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