• High neck silhouette with structured seam detailing through the bodice - architectural without trying too hard.
• Pleated hem skirt section gives the shift shape a flared, skater-style finish that moves with you.
• Long sleeves with a flared, bell-style cuff - a detail that does a lot of the talking.
• Button-front fastening runs through the bodice, adding definition and making the fit easy to adjust.
• Mini length with a fitted upper body that transitions into the pleated hem - a silhouette that balances structure with ease.

The fabric sits close to the body through the torso, holding its shape across a full day without fussing. Note that due to the fabric composition, colour may transfer - worth keeping in mind when styling. The shift cut is the kind of thing that works equally hard at a weekend brunch as it does at a low-key gallery opening or a casual birthday lunch. Pair with loafers or chunky trainers to keep things grounded, or add a knee-high boot to lean into the structured, polished-but-not-precious energy the silhouette naturally carries. A crossbody bag and minimal jewellery are all it really needs - the seam detail and pleated hem do enough on their own.