
Emerging · $700–$1200 · Antwerp, Belgium

Hand-drawn botanical prints on silk robes and dresses, couture-leaning volumes that turn florals into a mood.
Think: florals with a fizz
The buy: the silk peignoir robe
the silk peignoir robe
Bernadette paints its own botanical prints and puts them on fluid Italian silk, with robes you can wear as a dress by night or over jeans by day.
Every print starts as a drawing by its creative director, mostly flowers and plants in saturated colour, and the label builds a whole wardrobe around them: robes, slip dresses and fuller dresses with couture-minded construction and generous volume. The silks and linens come from Italy, and most pieces are made by partners in Europe, with embroidery done by a specialist atelier in India.
Nothing from Bernadette is on the site at the moment. We watch their sales — when one lands it shows up in Drops.
Charlotte De Geyter launched Bernadette in Antwerp in 2018, shortly after finishing at the city's Royal Academy of Fine Arts, with her mother Bernadette as co-founder. They started with a small capsule of printed dresses.
The label grew out of Charlotte's botanical drawings and her mother's eye for vintage gowns and lingerie, and became known for romantic prints on silk, with the robe as the piece that defines it.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Sizing is European, EU 34 to 46 (US 2 to 14). Most robes and dresses fit true to size, but read each product's own fit line: some dresses run small, some large, and knits are cut oversized.
Robes and slip dresses are Italian silk crepe de chine; other dresses come in linen, cotton or a structured stretch blend, so check the composition in each page's details.
US orders ship by DHL Express from Belgium, free over €500 and €25 below that. Duties and taxes are already in the US price, so nothing is due on delivery, but they aren't refunded on a return.
You have 14 days to send pieces back on the brand's label. A US return costs €55, taken off the refund and given back as store credit for a year. Archive pieces and pre-orders are final.
Stock is kept low and the brand skips traditional sale seasons. Unsold pieces go into occasional archive sales instead, and those are final sale.
Bernadette doesn't list fiber content, like “100% silk”, on most of its product pages, so we can't say what its pieces are made of. We checked 128 pieces in October 2026.

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