Sheer lace overlay with long sleeves and a high neck - a keyhole cut-out at the back adds an intentional moment of skin without sacrificing structure. Integrated corset panel at the torso delivers a defined, sculpted silhouette over the sheer underlayer - two distinct textures working as one. Lace-up back closure on the corset section allows a customisable fit, cinching or releasing to your preference with a trailing tie finish. Cropped hemline sits at the natural waist, designed to co-ord with its matching bottom - wear together for full impact or style the top solo. The lace moves with you - lightweight and close to the body, it skims rather than clings, making those long sleeves feel effortless rather than overdressed. That contrast between the sheer upper and the structured corset panel is the whole point: softness meeting architecture in a single piece. For a night out, lean into the co-ord and let the set do the talking. Going solo? Tuck it into a tailored trouser or a sleek midi skirt and the corset detail reads as a standalone statement. This is a top built for low lighting and high ceilings - a bar with a queue, a venue with a dress code, a dinner where you're not the one making the reservation.