• Cape overlay cut from a floaty, semi-sheer fabric that sweeps out from the shoulders and moves freely with every step.
• Keyhole cut-out sits at the centre front, framed by gathered ruching that draws the fabric inward for a neat, intentional finish.
• High neckline with ruched detailing at the collar gives the top a structured feel across the shoulders despite the loose silhouette below.
• The overlay panels wrap and cross at the front, creating a layered effect that adds dimension without bulk.
• Stretch composition means it sits close to the body beneath the cape layer, keeping the fit secure through the night.

This top earns its place as a going-out piece because it does something most tops don't - it reads polished from the front and dramatic from the side, thanks to those cape panels catching the light as you move. It sits naturally with high-waisted trousers or a fitted mini skirt, and the cropped length means it tucks neatly without losing the flow of the overlay. The model wears it with dark trousers, which keeps the focus firmly on the top. For a night out, keep accessories simple - small gold hoops are all it needs, as seen here. The keyhole detail makes layering a necklace redundant; the neckline already has enough going on. Built for bar nights, pre-drinks, or anywhere the occasion calls for a top that holds its own without trying too hard.