Krista Dress x Larsen McDowell
Meet Krista, a vision of ease and elegance. Designed in luminous recycled fabric, this maxi dress drapes effortlessly with movement and light. The softly structured V-neckline and collar lend modern polish, while sheer long sleeves end in a buttoned cuff for a delicate finish. Printed with violet florals painted by artist Larsen McDowell, against a warm chocolate brown base, it’s equal parts flow and form, a piece that glows quietly with every step.
Larsen McDowell is a Brooklyn-based artist known for her expressive, intuitive work. Megan had the idea to bring Larsen’s paintings to life on a garment—and the rest is history. An idea that leapt from canvas to closet. A true collaboration of wearable art and design.
Meet Krista, a vision of ease and elegance. Designed in luminous recycled fabric, this maxi dress drapes effortlessly with movement and light. The softly structured V-neckline and collar lend modern polish, while sheer long sleeves end in a buttoned cuff for a delicate finish. Printed with violet florals painted by artist Larsen McDowell, against a warm chocolate brown base, it’s equal parts flow and form, a piece that glows quietly with every step.
Larsen McDowell is a Brooklyn-based artist known for her expressive, intuitive work. Megan had the idea to bring Larsen’s paintings to life on a garment—and the rest is history. An idea that leapt from canvas to closet. A true collaboration of wearable art and design.
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Meet Krista, a vision of ease and elegance. Designed in luminous recycled fabric, this maxi dress drapes effortlessly with movement and light. The softly structured V-neckline and collar lend modern polish, while sheer long sleeves end in a buttoned cuff for a delicate finish. Printed with violet florals painted by artist Larsen McDowell, against a warm chocolate brown base, it’s equal parts flow and form, a piece that glows quietly with every step.
Larsen McDowell is a Brooklyn-based artist known for her expressive, intuitive work. Megan had the idea to bring Larsen’s paintings to life on a garment—and the rest is history. An idea that leapt from canvas to closet. A true collaboration of wearable art and design.
