• Bodysuit base with a draped mesh cape overlay - the cape falls asymmetrically and sweeps to a pointed hem, creating movement with every step.
• Crew neckline keeps the silhouette clean and considered up top, letting the cape do the talking below.
• Short sleeves sit at the shoulder, with the cape extending beyond them for that effortless, floaty finish.
• Mesh fabric - sheer, lightweight, and built with a touch of stretch thanks to the elastane content, so it moves with you rather than against you. Note: due to the fabric, colour may transfer onto lighter garments.
• Bodysuit construction underneath means it stays tucked and smooth no matter how the night unfolds - no riding up, no readjusting.

This one earns its place at the front of the wardrobe rotation. Pair it with a sleek wide-leg trouser and a pointed court shoe for a night-out look that reads intentional rather than overdressed. The bodysuit base means it tucks neatly into tailored trousers or a fitted mini skirt without any bulk, while the cape overlay adds the kind of drama that a plain top simply cannot. A barely-there layering piece - think a satin slip or bralette beneath - lets the mesh do its thing. Made for drinks, dancing, low-lit bars, and anywhere the occasion calls for something a little more considered than the average going-out top.