• Sheer mesh cape layer drapes loosely over the shoulders and falls to a cropped hem, giving the top a two-piece effect in a single pull-on piece
• Central ruching runs vertically from the neckline down to the waist, drawing the mesh inward and creating a gathered, textured focal point at the front
• Built-in cami underneath means the sheer overlay sits effortlessly without the need for layering - it's all done for you
• Wide, relaxed neckline sits just off the collarbone for a softly off-shoulder look without fully committing to it
• Cropped length hits at the natural waist, making it an easy tuck-free option that works with high-waisted bottoms

The mesh floats rather than clings - the cape sleeves catch the air when you move, which makes this top feel more considered than your average going-out piece. The ruching does the structural work, pulling the sheer layer into shape at the centre whilst the rest of the fabric moves freely around it. Worn as the model has it here - tucked into wide-leg light-wash jeans with a small gold hoop - it reads effortlessly put-together for drinks or a bar night out. For a more dressed-up evening, swap to a high-waisted mini skirt and strappy heels, and let the cape layer add drama without the need for accessories. It also sits well under a leather jacket thrown over the shoulders on the way in - the mesh peeks out from underneath without getting lost. A top that does more than it looks like it should.