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‘‘Mary Benson was born from my genuine passion for dressmaking, timeless historical dressing, and enchanting nostalgic prints. After completing my studies at the University of Westminster in London, I wasted no time in starting my own business, and had the incredible opportunity to showcase my collections during London Fashion Week.
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Mary Benson (née Sidgwick; 1841–1918) was an English hostess of the Victorian era. She was the wife of Edward Benson, who during their marriage became Archbishop of Canterbury. Their children included several prolific authors and contributors to cultural life.
Immerse yourself in our carefully curated collections, starting with our core collection of must-have staples - an introduction to our beautifully timeless Mary Benson dresses. Not to only be saved for best, these dresses will last you a life time, made from durable and washable fabrics.
Inspired by Mary's love for bold vintage prints, our By Mary collection features Mary’s renowned hand-drawn prints on luxurious organic cotton satin, recycled velvet and other sustainably printed fabrics.
MARY BENSON 🎥 Next stop on the Pop Up journey is @marybensonlondon based in York. Mary not only designs all her dresses from her studio there, she hand draws each and every print with the fabric printed in London. It doesn’t get more Made in Britain than that!
Aug 29, 2020 · Yet Mrs. Benson's most intense relationships were not with her husband and his associates, but with other women. When the Archbishop died, Mary, or Ben to her intimates, turned down an offer from the Queen to live at Windsor, and set up home in a Jacobean manor house with her friend Lucy Tait.
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Drawing on the diaries and novels of the Bensons themselves, including E. F. Benson's Mapp and Lucia novels, as well as the writing of contemporary writers and poets, this book creates a very...
