• Mesh fabric that catches the light and drapes with an airy, semi-sheer quality - note that due to the nature of this fabric, colour may transfer, so handle with care.
• Structured corset bodice with boning detail that defines the waist without compromising on comfort - the kind of built-in shape that does the work for you.
• Long bishop sleeves gathered into a cuffed wrist, paired with a ruched, tie-front crew neckline that adds considered detail at the décolletage.
• Mini length with a drop-waist, tiered skirt hem - the silhouette moves between fitted and flared in all the right places.

Mesh that floats rather than clings, sleeves that billow with just enough drama - this dress has a certain studied ease to it. The corset structure gives you a defined shape from the inside out, so styling stays effortless: barely-there heeled mules, a micro bag, and hair up to let the neckline do its thing. This one was made for the kind of night that starts at dinner and ends somewhere far more interesting - a birthday, a bar, a rooftop. The long sleeve keeps it considered rather than obvious, which is exactly the point. Dress it back with simple gold jewellery and let the silhouette lead.