ONE PIECE ON.
DECISION ALREADY MADE.

The wardrobe question that takes the longest is usually what goes with what. The Rosalind removes it entirely. You step into it, do it up, and the whole outfit is settled before you have finished your tea. It reads as considered rather than thrown together, which is a useful trick on the mornings when it very much was thrown together.

WHY THE ROSALIND?

Nothing To Coordinate : Top and bottom in one, so there is no tucking, no hemline debate and no standing in front of the mirror trying combinations. It looks like you planned it, which is exactly the intention.

Wide Through The Leg : The legs fall straight and full from the hip, so you can sit through a long lunch or walk into town without anything gripping. The width does the flattering rather than the fabric doing the holding.

Sleeveless, With A Cardigan In Reserve : Bare shouldered on a warm day, and it takes a light cardigan or a jacket in the evening without looking like an afterthought. That is two thirds of a British summer covered.

Sandals Or A Heel : Flat sandals make it easy for the daytime, a low heel takes it out for dinner. Same piece, two entirely different evenings, no second thought required.

Seven Colours, UK 8 To UK 18 : Black, Navy, Camel, Army Green, Blue, Red and Rose Red. The Camel and Navy suit almost everything already in the wardrobe, and the Red is there for when you want to be looked at.