Why it's worth it
A jacquard waistcoat and a floaty skirt, built as one dress.
The Edit
A waistcoat-silhouette midi dress constructed in a champagne jacquard with a tonal horse motif, fitted through the torso via vertical seaming and closed with a single shell button at the chest. The V-neckline cuts cleanly to the sternum, while the attached ivory skirt layer — lightweight and fluid — drops to midi length with gentle movement. Fully lined in recycled polyester, the layered construction reads as a co-ord without the coordination effort.
Insider Tip
The horse jacquard is woven-in, not printed — it catches light differently at every angle.
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