As one of the three founders of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, John Everett Millais, would create some of the most well known imagery of the Pre-Raphaelites, including Christ In The House Of His Parents and Ophelia. The reform movement looked to Quattrocento or 15th-century Italian art, producing narrative historical painting which typically featured a female protagonist, referred to as a “Stunner.” Often reappropriating historic painting or photography into his clothing, designer Jean-Charles De Castelbajac printed Millais’ 1851 painting, The Bridesmaid, obscured by a large, black cross, directly onto a flowing caftan-style gown in his FW 2013 collection.