• Radiating rib detailing fans diagonally from the waist outward - a structural detail that draws the eye inward before the skirt sweeps away in a pronounced asymmetric hem.
• The high neck sits close without being restrictive, giving the upper body a clean, composed line that works as well without jewellery as it does with a statement piece.
• Viscose knit delivers a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body rather than clinging - the fabric moves with you and the skirt catches the light as it swings.
• Long sleeves finish with a ribbed cuff that neatens the wrist and keeps the silhouette sharp through the arm.
• At 128cm centre back length, the asymmetric hem falls to a midi at the front and dips longer at one side - a considered cut that adds interest without effort.

This dress slots into a wardrobe as the piece that removes the need to think too hard. The structured rib bodice and fluid skirt do the work - it reads as put-together from the moment you put it on. Worn as the model has it here, with knee-high leather boots, the look is sharp enough for a client dinner or a theatre evening. The high neck means jewellery is entirely optional; a pair of understated earrings is all it needs. Come the weekend, ankle boots and a long-line coat bring it into more relaxed territory without losing its edge. It layers neatly under a tailored wool overcoat for colder months, the skirt sitting beautifully over the boot shaft. The asymmetric hem is the detail that separates it from a standard knitted midi - it shifts the dress from wardrobe staple into something that genuinely holds its own.