Asked about it twice in one night
Wore it with baggy jeans to dinner and two people asked where it was from before we ordered. The back lacing means it actually fits my waist.
Size worn: M · 3 weeks agoSix petals cut across the sternum. A lace-tie star at the centre. A full corset back that closes to you.
One top. Three seasons. No styling required.Princess seams run the full bodice, so it follows your ribcage instead of hanging off it. The fade is sanded in, not printed on.
A full lace-up spine with cord tails past the hem. You're not gambling on a size — you're setting a tension. Tighter at the waist, looser through the bust.
Real range across bust and waist. Lace it once, leave it, wear it. No safety-pinning the back like a rented dress.
Six cut petals, all finished. No raw lasercut mouth, no curling, no white fuzz after two washes.
Stretch and recovery, seamed to the body. No boning, no zip, no rigid shell that stops you sitting through dinner.
Utility shorts and boots. Baggy jeans and flats. A raw linen maxi. The top is the decision.
Hard hardware against the soft cut. The most photographed version of this top.
Fitted on top, volume below. The proportion does the work.
Ecru and indigo. Reads intentional, not assembled in four minutes.
The star is the accessory. Leave your neck bare.
What doesn't work: a T-shirt bra with a visible centre gore. The petals frame exactly that spot.
No, because you control the tension. The centre cord pulls the six petals in or lets them open, and the knot holds where you set it. Tie it once and it stays.
The corset back gives real range across bust and waist instead of one fixed circumference. [CONFIRM: insert your size range and bust/waist measurements.]
It has stretch and recovery, so it moves with you and springs back. No boning, no zip. [CONFIRM: insert fabric composition and weight.]
Tonal denim cord, not a poly shoelace, and every petal edge is bound rather than raw-cut. Untie front and back before washing so you're never pulling a wet knot.
Untie the laces, turn inside out, cold gentle wash or hand wash, hang dry. Never tumble dry. Re-lace while slightly damp for a flat back. [CONFIRM: match your care label.]
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The cut is graphic rather than exposing — petals radiate across the breastbone, hem sits at the hipbone, no midriff. Add a fitted tank and it works at the office.
A single button nobody would bother adding to a copy.
Ecru thread on shoulder, sleeve cap and hem. Workwear language on a body-conscious cut.
Deep indigo at the shoulders, softened through the waist. By hand, not by print.
Wore it with baggy jeans to dinner and two people asked where it was from before we ordered. The back lacing means it actually fits my waist.
Size worn: M · 3 weeks agoAdhesive cups and it's completely fine — the cutouts sit higher than the photos suggest. No adjusting all evening.
Size worn: S · 1 month agoThere's real stretch in it. Two-hour dinner and I forgot I was wearing something fitted. Cutout edges are properly finished.
Size worn: L · 1 month agoLinen skirt for lunch, black trousers for drinks. It changes character depending on what's under it.
Size worn: M · 6 weeks agoUntied the laces, cold wash, hung it up. No fraying at the petals and the colour didn't move.
Size worn: S · 2 months agoLaced the back looser at the top and tighter at the waist and it sits right. That never happens with fitted denim.
Size worn: L · 2 months agoOnly note — the back cords are long, so I loop them twice before knotting. Everything else is better in person.
Size worn: M · 2 months agoThe seaming down the front sold me. It's shaped, not a t-shirt with holes.
Size worn: S · 3 months agoExpected a one-occasion top. It's in my normal rotation now with a white tank underneath during the day.
Size worn: M · 3 months agoAll reviews shown
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Angel Star Top · Indigo denim · Corset back