• Satin with a smooth, light-catching finish that glides over the body - the kind of fabric that does the heavy lifting so you don't have to.
• Structured corset bodice with a straight neckline and adjustable spaghetti straps, built to sit and stay exactly where it should.
• Lace-up back closure running the full length of the corset - adjustable, architectural, and doing far more than just fastening.
• Midi length with a lace-trimmed hem that scallops along the edge, adding texture and finish to the skirt's clean, fitted silhouette.

This dress slots into a wardrobe as the piece everything else orbits around. Style it back with a tailored blazer thrown over the shoulders for an afternoon out, or keep it bare and accessorise with layered gold jewellery and a structured mini bag for a dinner with friends. The corset construction means it works as a standalone - no layering required - but a longline cardigan or oversized denim jacket shifts the whole look into easy daywear territory. Ideal for birthday lunches, summer gatherings, and any occasion that calls for something considered without veering into formal. Flat mules or strappy sandals both read right here.