Why it's worth it
Four lace tiers stacked vertically — the ruffles are structural, not decorative.
The Edit
Four tiers of scallop-edged floral lace cascade from a tassel-tied neckline down the bodice, with each ruffle cut from the same allover lace as the sheer long sleeves — the result reads as one continuous piece rather than applied embellishment. The waist draws in via a soft elasticized band, giving the otherwise voluminous silhouette a defined anchor point. Semi-sheer throughout, the blush nylon lace floats over the skin without lining, relying on the ruffle layering for modesty.
The details
Made of
51% cotton, 49% polyester
- Fabric
- Lace
- Silhouette
- Voluminous
- Neckline
- Crew-neck
- Sleeve
- Long sleeve
- Hem
- Scalloped
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Tiering, gathering, tie
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