
Why it's worth it
The wave lace writes its own hem — no trim, no finish, just the pattern ending where it wants.
The Edit
Bianca Spender's signature topographic wave lace lands here in a loose T-shirt cut — short sleeves, concealed back zip, round neckline — with an angled scalloped hem that follows the fabric's own geometry rather than a straight seam. The sheer ground lets skin show through the channels between each raised wave, creating texture and coverage simultaneously without any lining. Worn over a slip, it reads daytime-refined; over bare skin or satin, the sheerness tips it toward evening.
Insider Tip
The concealed back zip means the sheer lace reads seamless from every angle — no hardware interrupting the wave.
The details
Made of
100% nylon
- Silhouette
- Relaxed
- Neckline
- Crew-neck
- Sleeve
- Short sleeve
- Length
- Hip-length
- Hem
- Scalloped
- Closure
- Back zip
- Pattern
- Abstract
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