Green is the colour most women talk themselves out of, and mesh is the fabric they assume won’t work for them. Put the two together and you’d expect this to be a very niche collection. It isn’t. The specific greens we’ve chosen here, the sage, the forest, the muted olive, are the ones that flatter rather than flatten. They work with warm skin tones and cool ones because they sit in that middle ground where green stops fighting with the wearer and starts working with them. The mesh element is doing something important too. A good mesh dress has structure and softness at once, which means it skims rather than clings, and creates a silhouette that is genuinely forgiving without being shapeless. We’ve been strict about which ones make this edit. No harsh emeralds that only look good on one person in a room. No limp mesh that bags at the wrong moments. These are the green mesh dresses that consistently photograph well, feel considered rather than accidental, and look like an outfit rather than an afterthought. Green, it turns out, suits far more of us than we were told.