
Why it's worth it
Seam lines on sheer mesh — your bralette becomes the pattern.
The Edit
Contour seam lines run the full length of this close-to-body mesh turtleneck, mapping the torso in aqua-tinted nylon with a precision that reads more architectural than casual. The fabrication is fully sheer — whatever sits beneath becomes part of the design — while the high neckline and extended sleeves create a long, unbroken line from collar to wrist. Made in Australia, the mesh has minimal stretch recovery, keeping the contour paneling crisp against the body rather than clinging.
Insider Tip
The contour panels are sewn to sit flat, so wear a smooth bralette — texture underneath will read through the mesh.
The details
- Fabric
- Mesh
- Silhouette
- Fitted
- Neckline
- Turtleneck
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Details
- Princess seams
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