Should you find yourself yearning for the enchantment of an afternoon amidst roses and songbirds, permit me to present the new Birdsong Collection. One could almost believe it was plucked straight from the manicured lawns of Versailles, where fêtes champêtres once charmed the nobility beneath gilded birdcages and blossoming trellises. Ah, but let us not forget — the gowns were every bit as captivating as the whispered poetry exchanged behind fluttering fans.

With its delicate vintage spring blossoms, trailing script, and little birds in hues of pink, blue, and yellow, the Birdsong print unfurls like a secret letter spirited away from the Petit Trianon itself. And those bold pink stripes? Why, they are as daring as a ribbon fastened just a shade tighter than propriety might permit. Each piece seems to murmur of clandestine notes, exchanged upon perfumed paper, the ink scarcely dry before it was folded into waiting hands.

The allure of Birdsong lies not only in its garden print but in the embellishments that give each design its vintage silhouette. Cinched waists shape an enviable hourglass figure, while fitted bodices create the romance of a truly classic vintage dress. Double ruffles at the shoulder flutter like petals in the breeze, adding drama and grace to a spring garden soiree.

Delicate lace trims whisper of heritage elegance, while cotton-silk blends ensure the fabric is light and breezy as it drapes across the figure. Bustle-inspired details and tiered skirts nod to history, yet feel effortless and modern in motion. And then there are the bows — perched at the shoulder or charmingly tied at the hem of a cropped jacket — playful flourishes that insist upon attention.

Cinched waists, ruffles, lace, and bows — the true language of vintage spring design.

Birdsong is not simply clothing, dear Kittens. It is vintage style perfected: a collection designed to float, cinch, flatter, and flutter, ready to turn every afternoon picnic or evening party into a scene worthy of Versailles.

Close your eyes, and you may picture it: a gown of Birdsong sweeping across marble paths, ribbons trembling in the spring breeze, the design’s handwritten script a clever little echo of the love notes tucked away between admirers. Should you wear such a gown, you might find yourself the subject of much whispered commentary - though whether for your beauty or your daring, I shall leave to society’s imagination.

Our model, Caitlin, was quite the sight to behold as she draped herself across the velvet loveseat, as if it were her rightful throne. In the Birdsong Maxi Dress, she appeared not merely adorned but entirely claimed by its blossoms and birds - a living portrait one could envy with ease.

The ruffled neckline, so audacious in its pink trim, framed her face with the flourish of a rose daring the rest of us to bloom half so boldly. And really, Kittens, who among us would not wish to be caught so effortlessly in such a cascade of cotton silk and florals? There are gowns that one simply wears, and gowns that insist upon whispers and raised brows. Make no mistake - this is most decidedly the latter.

Of course, one cannot live entirely in Versailles (however diverting that may be). Birdsong is designed for today’s romantic - one who insists that a vintage spring garden picnic may be as grand as any royal fête. Paired with pearls, pastel heels, or even a simple ribbon in the hair, these designs bring the shimmer of history into our own moment. And between us, my dear, I should not be surprised if, upon wearing Birdsong, you cause quite the stir at your next soirée.

Ah, Caitlin - our very picture of the modern romantic! There she stood, bathed in sunlight, the garden itself seeming to lean closer for a better look. The 'Birdsong' Classic Bow Dress was simplicity and charm entwined: a bodice traced with dainty buttons, a full skirt made for twirling, and the sweetest bow-tied straps resting upon her shoulders.

It is precisely the sort of vintage spring frock that whispers of picnics upon freshly cut lawns, secret rendezvous beneath flowering trees, and laughter that carries on the breeze. Of course, the bows do rather insist upon attention — one cannot help but wonder how many admirers she left in her wake.

Yes, Kittens, this is romance reimagined: less powdered wig and candlelight, more pink blossoms and stolen glances at noon. And Caitlin? Well, she wore it as though it had been made expressly for her.

And so, dear Kittens, our tale of inspiration draws to a close — for now. From secret gardens to playful songbirds, every sketch and silhouette has taken flight upon the page, whispering of what is soon to come. But the story of Birdsong is far from finished. For what are gowns and jackets without the women who bring them to life? Stay tuned, for in our next chapter we shall reveal how our very own Kittens wore these designs — every cinched waist, every daring wiggle, and every fluttering hem captured in their Birdsong Size Guide.