• Delicate floral embroidery covers the mesh throughout - scattered blooms worked across every tier and along the sheer sleeves, so the detail reads from across a room.
• Four tiered skirt layers create a skirt that moves with real volume, each frilled edge adding depth without weight as you walk.
• A contrasting trim runs down the centre front and along the waistband, framing the bodice with a defined, decorative border that draws the eye to the waist.
• Ruffled shoulder detail adds structure at the top of the dress, giving the silhouette a confident, upright quality from the front and the side.
• Sheer long sleeves with a close fit at the wrist keep the look polished and covered without sacrificing the lightness of the overall silhouette.
• Round neckline with buttoned front detailing along the bodice gives the dress a considered, tailored finish at the top half.

The embroidered mesh catches light as it layers - the skirt builds from the waist in four tiers, each one edged with a fine frill that settles and sways with every step. It is the kind of dress that does the work for you at a formal occasion; the bodice sits neatly, the waist is clearly defined by that contrasting trimmed band, and the sheer sleeves mean you are covered without feeling overdressed in the warmth of a reception room. Wear it to a wedding as a guest who has genuinely considered the dress code, or to the races where the midi length and structured shoulder sit well against a more formal backdrop. The model pairs it with simple strappy heeled sandals, which is exactly right - anything more elaborate at the foot would compete with the tier and embroidery detail above. A small structured clutch and a single fine bracelet are all this dress needs. It arrives already considered; the styling should follow suit.