A sheer top is a layering decision before it is anything else. Worn alone it is one thing; under a slip dress or a blazer, or over a bralette, it becomes a texture rather than a garment.
The lace is worked on a fine mesh ground with floral motifs scattered rather than repeated in a strict grid, so it reads as irregular and hand-placed. A small mock neck finishes the top, the sleeves run long and narrow to the wrist, and the body is cut close enough to follow the shape without pulling the mesh out of pattern.
It is the piece that makes a plain outfit look considered, and it takes up almost no room in a drawer.
Details You'll Love
- Fine mesh lace ground - sheer throughout, with the pattern worked into the net itself.
- Scattered floral motifs - placed irregularly rather than repeating in a strict grid.
- Small mock neckline - finishes the top close to the throat without a collar.
- Narrow full-length sleeves - run to the wrist and sit close along the arm.
- Close cut body - follows the shape without pulling the mesh out of pattern.
