
Why it's worth it
Lace cutouts that look like the dress is dissolving — in a good way.
The Edit
Bias-cut satin slip in a soft butter yellow that moves with the body rather than against it — the grain gives it that signature liquid drape without cling. Lace panels are cut away from the satin in organic, irregular shapes at the chest and lower body, revealing sheer floral lace beneath. The hem finishes in a raw-edged handkerchief lace sweep, asymmetric and unlined.
Insider Tip
The bias cut means zero stretch recovery — if between sizes, size up to keep the neckline from pulling.
The details
- Fabric
- Satin, lace
- Silhouette
- Bias-cut
- Neckline
- Scoop
- Sleeve
- Spaghetti strap
- Length
- Midi
- Hem
- Handkerchief
- Details
- Cut-out, handkerchief hem, layering
Is now a good time?
Now
$375
Lowest we've seen
$300
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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