• Deep V-neck plunge neckline on the top creates a defined décolletage without feeling overdone - it sits close to the body and skims rather than clings through the torso.
• Long sleeves with a relaxed, slightly extended cuff give the top an easy, thrown-on feel that works as well tucked in as worn loose.
• The midi skirt's hanky hem is the standout detail - the draped, uneven hemline falls at different points around the leg, creating movement with every step.
• A gathered wrap-style panel at the hip adds structure at the waist and draws the eye, breaking up the co-ord into something more considered than a simple two-piece.
• Sold as a co-ord, but both pieces work hard independently - the top pairs back to wide-leg trousers and the skirt reads just as well with a fitted knit.
• The elastane content in the fabric gives a gentle stretch across both pieces, making the fit forgiving and comfortable for all-day wear.

This co-ord slots straight into a wardrobe that already leans towards tonal dressing. The top and skirt share the same fabric weight, so worn together they read as one fluid outfit rather than two separate pieces fighting for attention. The hanky hem does the heavy lifting on the skirt - it moves as you walk and stops the midi length from feeling flat or stiff. Styled as seen, with strappy heeled sandals, the look shifts towards an evening-ready finish for a dinner out or a birthday gathering. Swap the heels for pointed-toe flats or mules and the same outfit works for a daytime event or a casual lunch. The top on its own tucks neatly into tailored trousers or sits over wide-leg jeans for a relaxed evening look. If you want to layer, a long-line blazer over the co-ord worn together keeps everything sleek without breaking the tonal effect. Model wears UK size 16.