• Halter neckline with a deep plunge - ties at the back of the neck for an adjustable, secure fit that keeps the look intentional.
• Structured corset bodice with boning detail through the torso, creating a defined waist without needing a separate shapewear layer underneath.
• Lace-up back closure runs down the corset section, letting you dial in the fit and adding a considered design detail to the open-back silhouette.
• Draped mini skirt sits at the hip with gathered, ruched fabric that falls into a short, wrap-style hemline - all movement, all intention.
• A note on care: due to the fabric composition, colour transfer is possible - keep that in mind when styling with lighter pieces.

This one earns its place at the front of the wardrobe. It works hardest as a standalone statement - the structured top half and draped skirt do enough that you don't need to layer much over it. A barely-there heel or strappy mule keeps the proportions right, while a micro bag and minimal jewellery let the silhouette speak. Built for a proper night out - drinks, dancing, a rooftop bar, a birthday dinner that runs late - it's the kind of dress that makes getting ready feel effortless rather than effortful. The open back and halter tie mean it's best paired with stick-on solutions underneath, keeping the lines clean from every angle.