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In Europe "Vicky" is associated with the authentic: country-style, rustic symbolism. This is no different in America where the fabric became synonymous with cowboys, the wild west and the frontier. This country-style, wholesome symbolism has made "Vicky" a popular choice for tablecloths, curtains, aprons and practical workwear.

"Vichy" also has been used for school uniforms throughout the world: everywhere from Australia; Philippines; South Africa; France; England and the USA. It is also synonymous with children’s clothing, baby bedding and now bistros, tablecloths and curtains.

The 1960s is the era of youth culture and "Vichy" is a suitable fabric with its association with children and youthfulness. This is matched with a European sense of classic, simple, fresh sartorial style. "Vichy" shirts remain popular for men and women throughout the 1970s and are teamed with denim to create a natural, relaxed style. For the next few decades, "vichy" floats in and out of fashion. It comes and goes in fahion in the 21st Century but will forever be linked to its two differing symbolic factors: nostalgia and youth.

Embrace your inner romantic youth, and go for a flowy, light blue shirt dress. Finish the look with loose waves, lipstick, and thin-strap sandals. Its loose fit a bit baby doll of this dress permits to be worn by every morphologies. Enjoy the harmonious designs and fresh details in our high quality shirt dresses for confident women. Find a perfect pair of leggings or tights, which add the finishing touches to your dress.

• Long sleeves
• Button placket
• Front pockets
• Loose fit
• 100% cotton
• Machine wash
• Handcrafted in Peru at the Misericordia’s workshop