• Asymmetric off-shoulder neckline on the top sits across one shoulder, creating a diagonal line that draws the eye across the collarbone.
• The top gathers and ruches at the waist, cinching the silhouette without any additional structure - the fabric does the work.
• Short dolman-style sleeves on the top drape softly rather than fitting close to the arm, keeping the look relaxed and easy to wear.
• The midaxi skirt features a hanky hem - pointed panels that dip to different lengths - giving movement and drama from the knee down.
• Sold as a co-ord, both pieces are cut from the same fabric with a stretch element, so the top and skirt move together and the tonal match is exact.

The stretch in this fabric means the ruching at the waist sits smoothly rather than pulling, and the hanky hem swings as you walk - there's a natural ease to how the whole outfit moves. Worn together, the two pieces read as a considered set rather than separates thrown together. The model pairs hers with barely-there strappy heeled sandals, which let the pointed hem points of the skirt take centre stage - a simple choice that works well for a birthday dinner, an evening out, or a family celebration where you want to look put-together without overthinking it. If you want to dial it back for daytime, swap the heels for flat strappy sandals and add a small shoulder bag. The off-shoulder neckline also makes this a strong choice for warmer weather events where you want a bit of skin on show without committing to something strapless. Model wears a UK size 16.