The Dare I Say Breakfast? Dress is a suitable for an all day banquet. Made using a whimsical floral fabric it can take you through the scorching days of summer and long into those magical winter evenings. 

Its focal point is the embroidered panel across the chest, this features lyrics written by Brocarde and. The emotive words are a snippet from Brocarde’s song “Good Mourning”, the lyrics read;

“Dare I say breakfast? Darling, you can say anything you desire… perhaps that’s part of the problem. Sunset had never looked so enchanting, in its misty transient passage, it was only sunrise. There was nobody I’d rather throw my fruit at, the best kind, no time for berries. Too hungry to eat eggs, you devoured them whole, devoured like sex, mauling my soul. Moments fade, but never this one, you were arrogant enough to etch a place in my memory. As though it were yesterday, you were the best kind, thank you, good night… good mourning.”

The embroidery is surrounded by a floral frill trimming and waistband. The skirt is flared and is mini length. The cuffs are laced with a pleated floral trim that matches the neckline and waistband. The dress fastens with a zip and is lined. 

This dress is an opulent journey into wordplay and fruity metaphor’s that will make you blush and leave your captive audience with their mouths watering.