Why it's worth it
The flower is the collar, the clasp, and the focal point — all three.
The Edit
Fluid, silk-weight fabric pools from a single sculptural dahlia at the throat — petals folded and stacked into a three-dimensional collar anchor that replaces any conventional neckline construction. The two front panels drape open in a deep V, leaving the midriff completely bare, with zero underlining or lining to weigh the fall. Back closure is minimal, the entire rear panel left open, making this a piece that lives or dies by its neckpiece.
The details
- Fabric
- Satin
- Silhouette
- Draped
- Neckline
- Halter
- Sleeve
- Sleeveless
- Length
- Hip-length
- Back
- Open back
- Details
- Draping, pleating, halter tie
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