Rebecca of A Clothes Horse wore our Stormur Elf Skirt in the most appropriate setting. The red and white embroidered elf houses on the skirt matched the Irish millhouse they stumbled upon just perfectly, and the result is an outfit post straight out of a fairytale!

This outfit and location coordination was pure luck. Thomas and I were coming back from somewhere and he decided to follow a random sign down a side road to this old millhouse. I was wear this Book of Deer skirt and our camera was in the backseat so a series of pictures was inevitable.

Rebecca, A Clothes Horse

 Mona of Curls & Cakes posted another magical outfit post featuring our Sakna Sky Dress, read an excerpt of her own Northern Lights experiences below and to see her full post click here:

The latest collection from Book of Deer "An Ode to Iceland", is inspired by the mystical Iceland. With amazing silhouettes and unique prints, I think this might be my favourite collection from Book of Deer so far. I instantly fell for the Sakna dress in Sky with its alluring print of the northern lights. The northern lights have always fascinated me, the sky wakes up into a whirl of colour and magic. I have been lucky enough to see the northern lights countless of times, as I live in the north of Sweden. When I was younger I didn't really understand how unusual it is, but as I've grown older I've cherished the appearances of the aurora more than before.

The name of the dress strikes a chord in me. Sakna in Swedish means to miss, as in "I miss you". It is a delicate name for a dress that made me reminisce about old times that I miss, when I would walk home from school and see the northern lights. Usually you see the lights on very cold days, and I can remember those days when the cold air brought tears to my eyes and would freeze my eyelashes together. I would tear open my eyes to look at the painted sky above that was alive with magnificent light. It really is a graceful moment of mythical beauty, that has now been captured in cloth by Book of Deer. ~ Mona