• The standout detail here is the cape-style lace sleeves - they fall from the shoulder in dramatic, floor-grazing points, sheer with a floral lace pattern that catches the light as you move.
• Structured corset bodice with boning and a sweetheart neckline that sits firmly in place, giving a defined shape without the need to adjust throughout the night.
• The lace overlay continues across the bust, blending seamlessly into the cape sleeves so the sheer and structured elements feel intentional rather than layered.
• Close-fitting through the torso with a smooth, flat finish - the corset construction holds its shape and skims the waist without pulling or bunching.
• Two distinct fabrics work together: a firm, structured base for the corset body and a stretch lace for the sleeves and bust overlay, giving the top both structure and softness in the right places.

This top does the heavy lifting in any going-out outfit - pair it with the sleek tailored trousers shown here and barely-there heels and the look is done. The drama of the cape sleeves means you don't need much else; a simple chain and small hoop earrings are all it takes. Because the corset body is so fitted and structured, it tucks cleanly into high-waisted wide-leg trousers too, making it just as strong a choice for a late dinner or drinks as it is for a night out. The sheer lace panels keep it light rather than heavy, so it works across seasons. If you want to dial it back slightly, a sharp blazer thrown over the shoulders lets the lace peek out at the front without losing the shape. The sweetheart neckline and boning mean no additional shapewear is needed - it sits and holds entirely on its own.