Hum Fleming, a fashion PR and ambassador for Young Epilepsy, has drawn on her signature show-stopping style to create a bold backless gown. Like Chloe’s dress, it’s no one trick pony, with a reversible design offering a choice of glamorous black or a chic navy polka dot print.

Sophie Perkins, meanwhile, known for her aesthetic mastery as the chatelaine of Parnham Park, has designed a midnight blue maxi dress, with whimsical off-the-shoulder sleeves and an empire line waist. Other standouts from the collection include a vibrant reversible gown by Isabel Getty (a singer, artist and the great-granddaughter of Jean Paul Getty); and a stunning lime lime and purple ensemble by stylist and British Vogue Executive Assistant Deborah Ababio.

Founder Hannah Sophia Dedman is quoted in the MailOnline as stating: ‘As a mother of two young daughters, I wanted the collection to carry a strong message to support, inspire and help women to feel heard and understood.

‘Inspired by the tragic death of my close friend, I have called upon these seven incredible women to open up about their experiences, support one another and collaborate with me in designing their own empowerment dresses.

‘Ellie’s story was cut very short as she struggled with her demons. I want to honour her life and fulfil her legacy by trying to make a positive difference and raising money to the Prince’s Trust and will be donating 100 per cent of profits from the collection to the trust. My mission is to support women and I feel strongly that circumstances shouldn’t determine opportunities.’

Hannah Sophia England has quickly become a favourite among those in the know, beloved for its timelessly elegant, wearable designs, and for its sustainable ethos. And with all proceeds from the new collection going to the Prince’s Trust, a charity founded by Prince Charles to help vulnerable young people, what more reason do you need to treat yourself to a special new outfit?