Why it's worth it
Sheer fil coupé with a white-on-white botanical weave — the fabric does all the work.
The Edit
Cut from a sheer fil coupé base with raised botanical motifs, this halter top ties at the neck and opens fully at the back — no structure, no boning, just a lined bust panel and a sweeping asymmetric hemline that drapes off the hip. The translucent body relies entirely on the woven floral texture for modesty, making it best worn as a set with the matching pant. Hemline falls just past the waist at front, cascading longer at the side.
Insider Tip
The body is genuinely sheer — it only works as a set with the matching pant, not styled solo.
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