• Deep wrap V-neckline crosses at the bust, creating a draped effect that sits softly against the chest without pulling or gaping.
• The shoulders are the standout detail - gathered and tied with a self-fabric tie at the sleeve opening, giving a ruched, slightly puffed cap sleeve that adds volume up top.
• Dense horizontal ruching runs across the entire midriff, cinching the waist firmly in place and staying put through movement.
• The fabric contains elastane, meaning the top stretches and moves with the body rather than riding up - it keeps its shape throughout the night.
• A cropped-to-the-waist cut means it sits cleanly above high-waisted bottoms without any bulk.

This top works hardest when the rest of the outfit keeps it simple. The model pairs it with sleek high-waisted black trousers, and that's the right call - the ruching and shoulder detail do enough on their own without competing with a busy print or heavy texture below. Swap the trousers for a mini skirt and block-heel boots for a bar or club night, or tuck it into wide-leg tailored trousers if you're heading for drinks somewhere a little more put-together. The wrap neckline means layering a longline blazer over the top works well too, giving you something to shrug off once you're inside. Jewellery-wise, a simple chain sits perfectly in that open neckline. The tie detail at the shoulders catches the light and draws the eye upward, making this one of those tops that reads as more considered than the effort it actually takes to put on.