Floreal

LADY OZ WRITES -

A touch of autumn drifts through the air. The sun softens, the light carries dust and memory. Flowers lose their freshness, yet they gain depth; no longer picked, but embroidered. On heavy fabrics, delicate grasses grow in fine lines, threaded with gold. Nature retreats, but does so with grace like a woman who knows when to speak, and when silence tells the greater story. Lady OZ adores these in-between moments, where velvet brushes against silk, where colours no longer shout, but glow quietly from within. A floral that doesn’t bloom, but endures a garden woven into fabric, a memory of beauty you can wear.

Warmly, Your Lady OZ