Why it's worth it
Ruffled seams slicing diagonally across sheer violet — the detail only visible up close.
The Edit
Diagonal ruffled seams cut across the body in opposing directions, landing on a raw-edge asymmetric hem — the construction is the decoration on this sheer European jersey top. The 95% viscose fabric is fine-gauge and semi-transparent, fitted close to the body with zero interior structure, so the seam lines read against skin. Long sleeves with a rolled lettuce cuff and a scoop neckline keep the silhouette disciplined while the seaming does the talking.
Insider Tip
The sheerness means what's underneath is part of the look — a black strapless bra becomes an intentional layer, not a workaround.
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