• Hammered satin with a smooth, light-catching finish that glides close to the body without clinging - it skims rather than grips, giving the top a relaxed yet polished drape.
• Deep V-neckline with a keyhole cutout at the centre front, tied with a slim self-fabric bow that can be loosened or tightened to adjust the opening.
• Contrasting lace trim runs along the neckline and the scalloped hem edge - the open-worked detail is fine and delicate, adding texture without bulk.
• Scalloped hemline shaped by the lace border gives the bottom edge a softly uneven, decorative finish that sets it apart from a standard straight-cut cami.
• Thin shoulder straps sit close to the neck, keeping the top secure and the silhouette clean across the chest and back.

This top slots naturally between the going-out and the dressed-down parts of a wardrobe. Tucked into a matching satin mini skirt - as styled here - it reads as a two-piece set with a strong after-dark edge. The keyhole neckline and lace detailing do the work on their own, so the rest of the outfit can stay minimal: barely-there heeled sandals and a small clutch are all it needs for a night out. Come daytime, it layers just as well under a relaxed oversized blazer with wide-leg trousers and pointed flats, letting the lace trim peek out at the neckline as the only point of interest. The satin surface catches light differently depending on how it moves, so it shifts in feel from hour to hour without you having to change. A piece that earns its place by working harder than it looks.