Esquisse began with the portraits of women drawn during the Fauvist era: a few confident lines, nothing more. Manuela Jarry pared her hand-drawn design down to that same essential gesture, and the woman who appeared is a portrait of Dora Nola herself. This twilly has two sides. One side is covered in florals in pink, blue and soft green, and the other is deep navy with fine line drawings. Tie it in a bow and both sides show at once. The pinks and blues bring light to the face, while the navy side is an easy match for most complexions and wardrobes.
