
Why it's worth it
Floral jacquard where the boning ends — the textile shift is the seam's entire argument.
The Edit
Boning runs through the bodice in a corset pattern, shaping the torso without a single external lace or closure — just the zip at the back and the structure doing the work underneath. The center panels are smooth and matte; the side and peplum sections shift to floral jacquard, so the texture registers as shadow rather than print. The peplum hem is cut to a soft point at the front, giving the waist moment a directional finish instead of a standard flare.
The details
Made of
72% polyester, 22% viscose, 6% elastane
- Fabric
- Jacquard
- Silhouette
- Structured
- Neckline
- Sweetheart
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Cropped
- Waist
- Cinched
- Hem
- Curved
- Closure
- Back zip
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Corsetry, peplum, princess seams
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