Why it's worth it
Three lace flounces, one cape silhouette — the layering was decided before you styled anything.
The Edit
Tiered floral lace falls in three distinct flounces from a ruffled high neckline, the cape silhouette widening at the shoulder with no seam to interrupt the drape. A button-back closure keeps the front clean while the slightly cropped hem meets a pleated lace skirt (sold separately) in the same blush-nude palette. Because the pleating is done by hand, the surface texture shifts across every piece.
Insider Tip
The button closure is at the back — pair with the matching lace skirt and the seam disappears entirely into the set.
The details
Made of
51% cotton, 49% polyester
Lining 100% cotton
- Fabric
- Lace
- Silhouette
- Draped
- Sleeve
- Three quarter sleeve
- Length
- Cropped
- Pattern
- Floral
- Details
- Gathering, tiering, layering
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