ROXANA SKIRT IN HERRINGBONE TWEED a child the jago Named after the distinct rippled

Named after the distinct rippled pattern created by the weave

"Last night was made for love but where were you

Offered here in a 70% linen 30% viscose mix

John Wilmot

Depth: 34cm

ROXANA SKIRT IN HERRINGBONE TWEED a child the jago Named after the distinct rippledTaking its name from Daniel Defoe's character Roxana, who can be described as a proto feminist because she carries out her actions for her own ends of freedom before a feminist ideology was fully formed in 1724, this elegant and full skirt moves seductively. This skirt falls fully to the floor at the back whilst showing the legs to above the knee provocatively at the front. It's ample and generous swathes of fabric are pleated at the waist band which