Marginalia Set Ides of March He doesn’t ride

He doesn’t ride

Taken from the Ides of March collection

The Servilia crop top is a representation of the relationship between Julius Caesar and his alleged mistress

faint and familiar: Maschiaccio — like a note she left herself in a dream

spun from the pale wax of cymbidium petals left too long in the sun

Marginalia Set Ides of March He doesn’t rideA silk velvet top in the muted flush of a decision deferred. She dressed like departure was imminent then allowed the hour to thicken around her. The top holds the body the way a corset might, but without the severity. Silk velvet, dense and light thirsty, absorbs colour into something deeper wine dimmed to dusk, coral fading toward ash. The print moves across it like feeling without language. It fastens with intention. Not restriction remembrance. It