Why it's worth it
Pearl buttons holding together a ruffled silk chiffon waterfall — the closure is the silhouette.
The Edit
Pearl button closures run the full length of the front placket, anchoring a waterfall of double-layer silk chiffon ruffles that begin at a gathered high neck and break open at the hem in an asymmetric cascade. The chiffon is light enough to be semi-sheer at the body, with no lining and no shoulder seam — the ruffles themselves replace any conventional sleeve or shoulder construction. A gathered ruffle collar frames the neck without a true stand, giving it a dissolving, atmospheric quality rather than a structural one.
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