• A high, sheer lace neckline gives the bodice an unexpectedly refined finish - delicate at the top, body-skimming through the body.
• Cap sleeves with a frilled lace edge add structure to the shoulder without the commitment of a full sleeve.
• Ruching runs the length of the skirt, pulling everything in for a close, sculpted silhouette that hits at the upper thigh.
• A keyhole cut-out at the back nape adds a considered detail that reads just as well from behind as it does face-on.
• Mini length with a scalloped lace hem - the kind of finishing touch that makes the difference between dressed and done.

The sort of dress that earns its place at the front of the wardrobe rather than the back. Wear it alone - it doesn't need much - or throw a sharp tailored blazer over the top if the night starts somewhere more low-key before it gets going. Strappy heeled mules or pointed-toe courts keep the line clean; chunky jewellery adds the right amount of attitude without competing with the lace. Built for a proper night out - think cocktail bars, birthday dinners, or anywhere the occasion demands you show up looking intentional. Pair with a micro bag and call it done.