Florence Welch, lead singer of Florence and the Machine, performed live at Grant Park in Chicago, as part of Day Three of Lollapalooza 2012 this past weekend.
The British singer premiered her band’s latest single ‘Breath of Life’ from the ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’ movie soundtrack while wearing a lovely long-sleeved tweed-print cuff beaded kaftan from Qatar-based fashion brand, Toujouri.
This beautiful red-and-black floral-patterned design from Toujouri’s Fall 2012 collection flowed fabulously on the singer’s lengthy frame.
The rest of her ensemble is kept rather simple, letting the kaftan gown stand out on its own.
I find that the colours and style aren’t quite summer-in-the-park; but other than that I think the singer pulls off the Toujouri design well as a very modern, artsy look.
Credit: Toujouri.com & Getty
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Beautiful dress!
This couldnt be a more perfect stage outfit, and only Flo could pull it off. Adore.
I love this dress and I’m glad that she kept the rest of her look simple.
I really really love this look, but her stage looks are always pretty much flawless
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Perfect stage costume.
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Perferct stage outfit. She looks great! I love her eye in fashion.
This is amazing! It’s so fitting for her stage persona. She looks like a portrait.
This gown is gorgeous and ethereal–a perfect stage costume, as everyone else has been saying. It’s very much her style and she pulls it off well.
So happy to finally see Qatari brands recognized by celebrities. this look like a Kaftan gown, however its a modern take on the traditional Arabian Gulf Dress which is called the jalabiya or dara’a. like Japan with the kimonos this is the gulf’s traditional dress!