Jacadi smocked dresses for little girls and baby girls combine classic style and lightness in pretty dresses that are a joy to wear. In summer, dress your little girl or baby girl in smocked dresses in pretty Liberty print floral fabrics, in winter, in beautiful velvet or wool blend smocked dresses. Smocking on a dress is the chic detail reinvented, the passing on of a tradition of vivacious elegance always in tune with the times, and that's what makes smocked dresses Emblematic Jacadi pieces.
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Smocking, those little embroidered gathers that decorate clothing, are a great classic of ready-to-wear. The word comes from the verb 'to smock ' (gathering with stitches that cross diagonally), and you can also find this decoration in art. In the 18th century, "smock" was used to describe the loose cotton overshirts worn by English farm workers. This technique made it possible to make the garment fit without the need for buttons and to have a little stretch at a time when elastic hadn't been invented! And of course, smocking added a decorative detail to clothes: every region had its own patterns and character.
Since the 1920s, smocked dresses have been stylish wear for the children of the upper classes, to the point that the smocked dress, as we know it, with puff sleeves, a belt tied at the back, and a Peter Pan collar... often features in photos of the children of royal families!
However, you don't have to wear a crown to be allowed to wear a smocked dress. Jacadi designs smocked dresses for baby girls and little girls in its Paris studio, for you to choose with your heart, order with a fingertip and wear with pleasure! Jacadi smocked dresses, some of the brand's Emblematic pieces, are available for children from birth to 12 years of age.
Since the 1920s, smocked dresses have been stylish wear for the children of the upper classes, to the point that the smocked dress, as we know it, with puff sleeves, a belt tied at the back, and a Peter Pan collar... often features in photos of the children of royal families!
However, you don't have to wear a crown to be allowed to wear a smocked dress. Jacadi designs smocked dresses for baby girls and little girls in its Paris studio, for you to choose with your heart, order with a fingertip and wear with pleasure! Jacadi smocked dresses, some of the brand's Emblematic pieces, are available for children from birth to 12 years of age.