SKINCARE

Flowers, for this moment only.

Every other week, Floral Spell creates a limited floral collection inspired by something that has caught our eye — a painting, a garment, a textile, an interior, an era, an object, or an unexpected moment at the flower market.

We begin with the inspiration. Then we go to market.

Kimberly selects the colors, textures, lines, and flowers that interpret that reference — not by copying it, but by translating its mood.

Each Reserve is created once, offered in very limited quantities by pre-order, and never repeated.

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THE CURRENT RESERVE - RESERVE NO. 01

Suede & Blooms

Inspired by: Roberto Cavalli; The Painted Years.A collection of hand painted and printed suede from the 1970's.

Currently on exhibition at Reracked Vintage, as featured this month by Vogue Magazine, our first reserve celebrates this forgotten collection. This collection features flowers and nature motifs not found anywhere else in his work. View it here

Kimberly translated this into a floral arrangement by custom creating a suede container, and designing "Tattoo's" for the orchid petals with the actual details from the collection. To finish off the 70's vibe, a few calla lilies wear a suede fringe skirt

The exact stems may shift according to what is exceptional at market. The creative direction will not.

Once this Reserve closes, it enters the Floral Spell Archive and will not be recreated
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Limited quantity. Pre-order only.

Reserved before they're gathered.

  1. The Reserve opens.

    We reveal the inspiration and open a limited number of reservations, the week before.

  2. You reserve yours.

    Orders close before market day or when the collection sells out.

  3. Kimberly shops the market.

    Kimberly selects the flowers personally based on what is at its most beautiful and how it interprets the creative reference.

  4. Each arrangement is created.

    Every arrangement is designed by hand.

  5. You collect.

    Pick up your flowers at The Orchid Room in NoMad