
Why it's worth it
Scalloped lace that contours like a second skin.
The Edit
Topographic wave lace travels across the bodice in unbroken contour lines, the raised ridges giving the sheer fabric a three-dimensional quality that photographs as sculpture. Thin fixed straps hold a high-cut scalloped neckline, while the semi-transparent panels between each wave require a slip or tonal bodysuit underneath — the layering is part of the design logic, not an afterthought. The close fit through the torso is achieved through the lace's own tension rather than seaming, leaving the silhouette soft at the edges.
The details
Made of
100% nylon
- Fabric
- Lace, mesh
- Silhouette
- Fitted
- Neckline
- Halter
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Pattern
- Abstract
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