Dreams of The White Lotus and Sicily
This spring, Ghent-based Four Roses takes us to Sicily. The new collection embraces the power of color and combines it with perfect fits and natural fabrics such as viscose and linen, inspired by the refined style of southern Italy, but with a distinctly Belgian touch. The end result are feminine outfits with spunk, appealing to young and old alike.
Four Roses-designer Lien De Vroe is a fan of the second season of The White Lotus, and this is reflected in the brand's spring and summer collection. Think luxurious jacquard prints, feminine fits, light fabrics and colors that take you straight to the beach in Taormina. Jennifer Coolidge, is that you?
Statement piece
The most striking piece of the collection is undoubtedly the jacquard skirt with embroidered flowers. "The fit, the colors and the material perfectly embody the mood I wanted to create." says De Vroe enthusiastically. "The skirt is truly a gem, and the retailers loved it immediately as well." In addition, the 'cinque terre' print stands out, with its signature pastel-colored Italian houses, and the jungle print is also a classic in the brand's spring/summer collections.
Personal favorites
The collection includes dresses, blazers, jumpsuits and accessories, but pants are, as always, the common thread. "My inspiration for pants is inexhaustible, and I want to create the perfect model for every woman, regardless of the fit," explains De Vroe. This season she chose a cool yet elegant high waisted model made of cotton poplin with elastic at the back and wide legs. The model is available in khaki and terracotta, but De Vroe herself likes "mauve glow," a pinkish hue that she calls the new neutral and also "a lot more interesting than beige.
For every woman
The Four Roses woman is a dynamic woman who likes to look stylish, but does not have the luxury of spending hours in front of her closet. She effortlessly combines more striking pieces with basics, and values the provenance and production methods of her outfits. The brand's ambassadors, including Jacotte Brokken, Lies Vandenberghe, Lynn Van Royen and Tine Embrechts, also reflect that authenticity.
"The Four Roses-woman takes pride in her talent without hogging the limelight. She keeps both feet on the ground and nurtures a deep love for the people around her, "said De Vroe. "I get a lot of inspiration and input from the women who come to shop with us. We welcome three generations; sometimes the adolescent comes with her mother and grandmother, and they all step out of the store satisfied. A dream."
Four Roses-designer Lien De Vroe is a fan of the second season of The White Lotus, and this is reflected in the brand's spring and summer collection. Think luxurious jacquard prints, feminine fits, light fabrics and colors that take you straight to the beach in Taormina. Jennifer Coolidge, is that you?
Statement piece
The most striking piece of the collection is undoubtedly the jacquard skirt with embroidered flowers. "The fit, the colors and the material perfectly embody the mood I wanted to create." says De Vroe enthusiastically. "The skirt is truly a gem, and the retailers loved it immediately as well." In addition, the 'cinque terre' print stands out, with its signature pastel-colored Italian houses, and the jungle print is also a classic in the brand's spring/summer collections.
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The collection includes dresses, blazers, jumpsuits and accessories, but pants are, as always, the common thread. "My inspiration for pants is inexhaustible, and I want to create the perfect model for every woman, regardless of the fit," explains De Vroe. This season she chose a cool yet elegant high waisted model made of cotton poplin with elastic at the back and wide legs. The model is available in khaki and terracotta, but De Vroe herself likes "mauve glow," a pinkish hue that she calls the new neutral and also "a lot more interesting than beige.
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The Four Roses woman is a dynamic woman who likes to look stylish, but does not have the luxury of spending hours in front of her closet. She effortlessly combines more striking pieces with basics, and values the provenance and production methods of her outfits. The brand's ambassadors, including Jacotte Brokken, Lies Vandenberghe, Lynn Van Royen and Tine Embrechts, also reflect that authenticity.
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