The Daydreamer Matinée Duster (Mid-Length) atelier-skirts taken when Liddell grew up

taken when Liddell grew up

The architectural elements

The phrase “Hold Fast” — meaning “hold on tight

We layered together several historic engravings from the 18th century to make this piece— including English forest landscapes by artist William Woolett— and married them with the captivating image of a woman boldly greeting the sun

The Daydreamer Matinée Duster (Mid-Length) atelier-skirts taken when Liddell grew upWell always be Daydream believers here at Market of Stars! Born from our love of romance and whimsy, The Daydreamer is a print that feels as though it wandered out of a fairytale. Created using an exquisite hand coloured etching from the 1880s called The Bower of Roses, it depicts a woman who has drifted into sleep in a grassy nook where roses climb and spill overhead. An open book of poetry rests with her, as if she slipped into dreams mid verse.