• A fitted shirt silhouette with a deep V-neckline and a classic collar - the structure is sharp up top, then transitions into a sheer lace corset panel at the midriff for a deliberately deconstructed finish.
• Long sleeves with a flared, bell-style cuff - a detail that reads considered rather than casual, and does a lot of heavy lifting in terms of overall drama.
• The boned lace corset section runs all the way around the torso, giving a defined, cinched waist without any additional effort on your part.
• 100% cotton - breathable and genuinely soft against the skin, so it wears comfortably across a full evening out without the stiffness you'd expect from a more structured shirt.

This shirt earns its place right at the front of the wardrobe rotation. It pairs instinctively with wide-leg or barrel-fit jeans - the cropped corset hem sits perfectly against a high waistband - and transitions just as naturally into a tailored trouser situation for a night out with more of an edge. Layer a longline blazer over the top for the walk there; lose it the moment you arrive. The lace corset detail does enough talking that accessories can stay minimal - a simple chain, a sleek bag, and that's the look done. Built for drinks, bars, and the kind of evenings that start with a plan and end somewhere better.