Emilia Wickstead Dresses

Emilia Wickstead's designs are always imbued with retro-inspired femininity. This light-pink crepe Gia dress is shaped for a midi-length silhouette with a black piped Peter Pan collar and matching turn-up cuffs a gathered waist and a high slit at the back. Create a contemporary contrast with velvet slides.

Pink silk Pia maxi dress from Emilia Wickstead. Size: 8. Gender: Female.

White silk Cecilia Embroidered Dress from Emilia Wickstead. Size: 6. Gender: Female. Material: Silk/Polyester.

Ivory wool Donatella short sleeved dress from Emilia Wickstead. Size: 8. Gender: Female. Material: Silk/Wool.

Emilia Wickstead's white cloqué Giovanna dress is perfect for sun-soaked afternoons in the country. It's decorated with pretty green pink and blue roses and finished with an elegant scoop neck and ruched elasticated waist for the most feminine and flattering silhouette. Wear yours best with a box bag and dainty stiletto heels.

Designed in lemon-yellow crepe Emilia Wickstead's Bruna dress promises to be a palette cleanser for Resort 2017. It's meticulously cut to a minimal lean silhouette that falls to an elegant calf-skimming length and is darted at the bust and back for subtle definition. Temper the romantic mood with a pair of contemporary black mules.

Emilia Wickstead's light-pink Jolley dress is an uncompromisingly feminine piece imbued with retro-inspired nuances. It's cut from wool-crepe to a sculpted fit-and-flare midi silhouette enhanced by a pleated front and contrasting black straps to define the waist. Transition it from the office to a dinner date with a box bag and point-toe Mary Janes.

It's the pattern of multicoloured stripes first seen on the AW16 runway that makes Emilia Wickstead's Milly cloqué dress an eye-catching proposition. It's cut to flatter - the contrasting panels work to the highlight the waist - and falls fluidly to the mid-calf. Complete a contemporary ladylike look with black mules.

Emilia Wickstead's love of flowers stems from her childhood in New Zealand, where she would pick handfuls on her way home from school. Printed with romantic, tapestry-inspired blooms, this 'Viola' dress is cut from stretch-crepe that floats away from the body in a loose shape. Underpin the slim crossover straps with gel petals.

Emilia Wickstead has always been inspired by vintage couture and loves the idea of creating the intimate feeling of a '50s salon when women visit her store. Capturing the mid-century elegance she does so well, this 'Cecil' dress is cut from Italian-sourced ivory wool-crepe. It has a lightly smocked waist that creates graceful movement through the skirt.

With the help of her stylist Elizabeth Saltzman, Gemma Arterton wore this 'Femie' dress to Emilia Wickstead's pop-up event at Scott's restaurant in London this summer. Cut from crepe and printed with painterly blue flowers, it has billowy poet sleeves and a sheer mesh yoke. It's such a feminine piece, so choose mules if you want a look that's not overly romantic.

For AW16 Emilia Wickstead turns her hand to denim with typically ladylike results. This navy Mary dress is cut with a high neck and an ankle-skimming skirt with cut-out shoulders and an exposed back for a youthful twist. Style it for dressed-up days with grey suede sandals.

Tap Emilia Wickstead's tailored femininity for spring with this mint-blue shantung-tweed Fabia dress. It's made in the UK and sculpted to a vintage-inspired hourglass silhouette that falls to an elegant shin-skimming hem and finished with a nipped-in bodice that's detailed with chunky knot-cross appliqué. Temper the look with sleek black heels.

Emilia Wickstead's Roma open-back sequin dress stole the spotlight at her AW17 show. Sheathed in antique gold-tone sequins and lined in ivory silk-crepe this high-neck number's triangle cut-out back is a dramatic accent. Pair with an elegant black box bag mules and animal motif earrings for ultimate theatre dressing-room glamour.

Despite the vibrancy of the pumpkin-orange silk-chiffon Emilia Wickstead's Pia dress feels elegant and refined in equal measure. Long blouson sleeves and an empire waist create a romantic silhouette while the softly gathered skirt is lined with nude-pink silk crepe de Chine for a subtle sense of volume. Pick out the sugar-sweet hues of the rose pattern with coordinating pink accessories.

Emilia Wickstead makes 1950s-inspired silhouettes feel totally fresh and modern for AW16. This eye-catching yellow double wool-crepe Suki dress is fitted through the bodice but opens to a full feminine skirt shaped by godets. Don't be afraid to play with colour - try it with point-toe pumps in a contrasting hue.

Romantic yet ultra-modern Emilia Wickstead's Cora dress is crafted from indigo-blue denim - a new fabric for the quintessentially British designer. It has a cocooning silhouette that's accented with exaggerated balloon sleeves and a full skirt that sweeps to the calf. Wear it by day with casual-chic sandals.

Emila Wickstead's white floral-print Herbe cloqué gown is a hyper-feminine choice for evening events. It's cut to a floor-skimming silhouette that's peppered with ditzy vintage-style roses deftly gathered around the neck and shoulders and finished with a subversive open back. Sweep hair into an up-do and hide a pair of heels beneath the hem.

A geometric-tulle shoulder panel lends a note of sensuality to Emilia Wickstead's black textured-georgette Femie dress. The high neck is perfectly balanced with the allure of the exposed shoulders while the long blouson sleeves and hem are printed with the Pre-AW17 collection's signature tonal-blue and green florals. Temper the mood with a smart box bag and coordinating blue satin sandals.

Named after the designer's daughter Emilia Wickstead's Mercedes dress is crafted from the teal-blue and antique-pink floral fil coupé that ran throughout the AW16 runway collection. It has a fitted bodice and opens to a full feminine skirt shaped by pleats for an exceptionally flattering silhouette. Add suede platform heels and a slick clutch for a polished evening look.

Charming floral prints ran throughout Emilia Wickstead's SS17 runway collection. An exceptionally stunning example this white cotton-voile Anel midi dress is decorated with tonal-blue and light-brown blooms and finished with voluminous bell sleeves and a pleated skirt to accentuate the feminine nipped-in waist. Wear yours for summer events with neutral accessories.

Emilia Wickstead's sleeveless Ferni pencil dress is cut from exquisite floral fil coupé in rich shades of bordeaux and antique pink and expertly darted to skim the figure. The back vent ensures this calf-grazing style is easy to walk around in. Heighten the opulent feel of the fabric with a pair of plush velvet platforms.

Subtle nuances make Emilia Wickstead's white Darcia dress a considered choice for springtime soirees. It's crafted from lightweight cloqué for subtle texture and detailed with clever stitching at the round neck armholes and full skirt that creates soft ruffles. Team it with cut-out heels for a contemporary twist.

Emilia Wickstead's black chevron-cloqué Clemmie gown is decorated with a striking royal-blue and purple floral fil coupé that pairs with the black sheer geometric-tulle top panel and sleeves to evoke the designer's luxurious lady-of-the-manor look for AW17. Dial up the drama by elevating the floor-skimming skirt on velvet sandals and finish with a black clutch.

This ivory Salome dress is a stellar example of Emilia Wickstead's modern approach to elegance. It's crafted from orange-brown pale-pink and black striped silk-twill and falls into a lightly pleated A-line skirt that swirls around the shins - neat notch lapels add to its retro charm. Finish the look with a slim envelope clutch and nude stiletto heels.

Emilia Wickstead's marigold-orange Fanina crepe gown is a stunning and distinctive piece from the SS17 runway collection. The sleeveless V-neck shape offers an unfussy silhouette - perfect for framing statement jewellery - and the back view of ruched crossover straps provides dramatic allure. Style it with chandelier earrings or a pendant necklace for assured elegance.

Emilia Wickstead's accomplished evening offering includes this scarlet-red Natasia dress; an elegant delight in lightweight crepe. The demure elasticated high neck puffed sleeves and ruched panel under the bust are balanced by the fluid grace of the ankle-skimming length. Coordinate your handbag and shoes for a statement ladylike look.

A pink and green floral print brings sweet femininity to Emilia Wickstead's white crepe Alison dress. It's crafted with an elasticated high neckline - pair it with up-swept hair for best effect - and turns to reveal a cutaway back panel that subverts the ladylike mood. Enhance the ankle-grazing silhouette with stiletto-heeled sandals and add lustre with a golden clutch.

Emilia Wickstead's Juliet dress exudes the label's pretty predilections; it's printed with a brightly hued floral motif that's designed exclusively for MATCHESFASHION.COM. Hanging from skinny shoulder straps it nips in at the waist before falling in pleats to the knee. Pick out the brightest shade with a pair of tonal sandals.

Emilia Wickstead's exclusive MATCHESFASHION.COM capsule collection is brimming with romantic vintage-inspired pieces. This pink and green striped Juliet dress is speckled with an ultra-pretty floral print and has a timelessly flattering 1950s-like silhouette with a curved neckline fitted waist and knife-pleated skirt. Build on the whimsical feel with a pair of tactile sandals.

The abstract work of photographer Erwin Blumenfeld is the underpinning of Emilia Wickstead's typically elegant AW16 collection. This Mercedes dress has a demure fit-and-flare silhouette and is enriched with a tonal-green and pink fil coupé pattern. Let it be the focal point of an evening look by styling it with black mules.

Illustrating Emilia Wickstead's penchant for beautiful fabrics this black Giovanna dress is crafted from semi-sheer organdy with a subtle woven pattern. It's enhanced with a smocked empire waist and falls into a slim skirt that ends at a ladylike midi length. Teamed with a box bag and pointed pumps it'll epitomise evening elegance.

Whille the traditionally demure look of Emilia Wickstead's brand has undoubtedly evolved through her Pre-AW17 collection statement pieces such as this georgette dress leave no doubts as to the brand's refined roots. The feminine silk lining aristocratic high collar and vibrant floral print combine to create a statement piece that's just as at home at a dinner party as it is at cocktail hour. Pair with statement earrings and structured sandals.

Emilia Wickstead offers a pared-back take on Victoriana details with this black crepe-cady Lisbet dress. It's cut with long sleeves to balance the knee-skimming length and trimmed with a soft ivory crepe de Chine ruffle that flows around the bib. Team it with small block heels for a low-key take switching to sky-high sandals for added glamour.

The fitted waist and Juliet sleeves of Emilia Wickstead's ivory cloqué Clemmie gown ensure this high-neck floor-skimming piece makes a feminine statement. It's further enhanced with an orange and purple floral fil coupé and sheer geometric-tulle panels and neatly secures through the back. Cement the ladylike mood by styling it with a satin box clutch and ankle-strap sandals.

This diaphanous duck-egg green organza Hera dress was the opening piece on Emilia Wickstead's SS17 runway. It's cut to a ladylike shin-skimming silhouette and loosened up with subtle nuances - spot the whimsical ruffled collar and sultry centre-slit back. Enhance the swirling hem with stiletto-heeled sandals in soft nude suede.

Poetic romance is key in Emilia Wickstead's SS17 collection which is inspired by the softly sweet interiors of 1960s motels. Debuted on the runway t his semi-sheer white cotton-voile Madeleine dress tells the story with a muted blue hibiscus print and floating midi-length silhouette that's anchored by a smocked waistband. Pointed flats in shining silver will complete the look with modern edge.

Tap Emilia Wickstead's playful new mood for spring with this pale-yellow textured-silk Trudy Tear gown - a highlight from the designer's SS17 runway. It's cut to an empire-waist silhouette with a voluminous pleated skirt and turns to reveal flattering crossover back straps. Tease out the saturated tones of the spot print in your choice of accessories.

Petal-soft colours are something of an Emilia Wickstead signature - this heavyweight crepe Thais midi dress arrives in an icy shade of blue for Resort 2017. It's flawlessly crafted with delicate pintucks framing the neckline and falls softly over the body to a shin-skimming hem. Style it with sleek nude accents for a truly ladylike take.

The baby-pink silk-chiffon fabric of Emilia Wickstead's Pia dress elegantly reflects the designer's signature feminine aesthetic. Falling from a round neck this empire-line floor-skimming piece is printed with romantic roses and the semi-sheer blouson sleeves end in button-securing cuffs. Style it for a special gala with tasselled earrings and velvet sandals.