Fresh As a Daisy

In the Old English language, daisies actually used to be called ‘day’s eye’. This is because the petals would close over its yellow centre at night and re-open during the day. Ever heard the term ‘fresh as a daisy’? Well, this is where it came from, as it meant someone had a good night’s sleep.I love these tiny flowers and took this motif from nature and embroidered on our Ripe starfruit color cotton linen dress.This soft breathable dress is comfortable to wear in any season.