My top cottagecore Son de Flor dress picks

12th July 2024
Emily wearing a cream floral print maxi dress sitting in amongst a lavendar field.

Son de Flor is one of my favourite Cottagecore brands and these are some of my top picks if you’re looking to invest in one.


Greetings Readers!

It’s no secret that I love Cottagecore and if you want my opinion I don’t think you can get more Cottagecore than Son de Flor.

Translated to “Sound of the Flowers” in Spanish, this brand makes some of the most beautiful yet simple linen and cotton dresses that are sustainable and wearable from season to season.

One of the reasons I love this brand is because of its inclsuive size range and the fact they catre to petite people like myself.

Here are my top picks:

Feeling rosey in red

A photo of Emily wearing a red dress and beret standing in front of some virginia creeper.
Classic Dress in Poppy

This dress very much is a staple in my collection for most of the year, but particuarly during the Autumn and Winter period with its bright red colour.

I’ve worn this dress probably the most out of all of my collection and it’s one I don’t think I’ll ever tire of wearing.

The photo shows a woman sitting in a vibrant field of tulips, with the flowers predominantly in red, yellow, and pink hues. She is dressed in a red dress, which complements the red tulips surrounding her. The woman has light brown, wavy hair and is looking down with a serene expression. In the background, there is a structure resembling a windmill, contributing to the picturesque, pastoral scene. The sky above is slightly overcast, adding a soft, diffused light to the composition.

An evergreen dress for all seasons

A photo of Emily wearing a long green maxi dress with a wicker bag shaped like a toadstool fairy house standing in a green meadow area in winter.

It’s my beleif that the most versatile colour for cottagecore and seasonal content creators is a green one.

This Darcy Wrap Dress in Emerald Green would definitely be my top pick for anyone looking for a dress that would see them through season to season.

I’ve worn it in almost every season and it’s one that suits any kind of aesthetic.

A photo of Emily wearing a long green maxi dress sitting on a river bank with a bridge and daffodils in the background.

Rustic and earthy tones

A photo of Emily wearing a dark brown maxi wrap dress with long sleeves standing in an ambient room decorated in a Victorian.

Another Darcy Wrap Dress this one is in warm brown and is a great dress if you enjoy taking more ambient phtoos.

I haven’t worn this as much on account of it being relatively new, but I can see this being the perfect dress for Autumn with its long sleeves and skirt and warm earthy colour.

Frolicking in florals

A photo of Emily wearing a cream floral print long shirt dress standing in front of a lavendar field closed off by a wooden gate.

Finally, who doesn’t love a smuttering of florals in spring and summer?

This Classic Dress in the Whimslical Garden pattern is perfect for spring on account of the pastel tones and variety of colours in the floral pattern making it great to wear with so many accessories.

This one was very kindly sent to me by Son de Flor and I absolutely love it.


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