Why it's worth it
The spot lace and the shoulder drape are one decision — the top resolves itself.
The Edit
Spot lace in this weight reads as both delicate and directional — the asymmetric one-shoulder neckline pulls across the bodice in a single uninterrupted drape, settling at the waist with a gathered tension that shapes without boning. Long sleeves skim the arm in sheer polka-dot mesh, the skin beneath doing the styling work. Made in Australia with no visible closure, the construction relies entirely on the bias of the drape to hold its form.
The details
Made of
100% polyester
- Fabric
- Mesh, lace
- Silhouette
- Draped
- Neckline
- One shoulder
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Pattern
- Polka dot
- Details
- Draping, gathering, asymmetric hem
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