Our viscose has a smooth and soft feel, and is breathable like cotton, making it perfect for all day wear. It also drapes beautifully, and has just enough stretch to easily adjust to your silhouette.

British fashion model Twiggy has been a cultural icon since the '60s. Her elegant and bold eye makeup coupled with her infamous androgynous haircut made her into the "Face of 1966," launching her into a global sensation and the epitome of the decade's Mod aesthetic.
Twiggy worked closely with Mary Quant and her fashion collaborations, seen in dresses and skirts that hit at around six or seven inches above the knees. Incomparably scandalous for the time, the mini quickly made its way onto magazine covers and in nearly every advertising campaign of the latter part of the decade. "The Chelsea Look" was made popular by Mary Quant, the designer, but it was modeled by Twiggy, the icon.