Fleur de Lune is a luminous ode to creative dreams — a reflection of that still, enchanted hour when the world softens and ideas begin to bloom. The design gathers fragments of artistry from centuries past, weaving them into a lush, dreamlike tapestry. Magnolia lithographs from 18th- and 19th-century Carolina and Virginia bloom across the fabric, mingling with hand-tinted engravings of pears and figs gathered from antique botanical prints. Moths drift gracefully through the pattern — including the ethereal luna moth — their delicate wings borrowed from an 1894 etching. Along the trim, golden bumblebees glimmer softly, their motif inspired by an embossed Victorian book cover. At the heart of the artwork lies something deeply personal — a photograph of designer Danielle’s 150-year-old work table, the space where many Market of Stars creations come to life beneath the glow of late-night inspiration. The table’s weathered surface, layered with paint, ink, and history, carries the whispers of artists who worked before — a gentle reminder that creativity never fades; it transforms. Wild and lush, Fleur de Lune celebrates the gardens that glow beneath the stars — places where imagination, like a moth, is forever drawn to the light of the moon. The Kimono Soft, fluid, and endlessly versatile — the Fleur de Lune Kimono is a statement in ease and elegance. Crafted from breathable viscose derived from bamboo and wood fibres, it drapes beautifully over every silhouette. Layer it over denim and a tank for a relaxed day look, or let it flow over a slip dress when the evening calls for something a little more poetic. Details 100% viscose (derived from sustainable plant fibres such as bamboo and wood) Machine wash gentle or hand wash cold; hang to dry Iron to finish if desired Length: 116cm Width: 78cm (across back, underarm to underarm) Model is 5’5” for reference
