Most ponchos carry the shadow of shapelessness—of covering up, of retreat, of softness without structure. A poncho often says: "I hide," "I'm tired," "I want to disappear."
A poncho has no form—this piece has one. A poncho holds no air—this one is built from it.
This garment is literally composed of openings. Light passing through each loop defines the body beneath, and the top becomes a laced aura that hovers over the skin.
And because black lace often carries a somber association, the embedded silver sequins shift the tone—evening-ready, celebratory, and subtly intimate.
In Onyx, it defines. In Pearl Bush, it captivates. In Vanilla, it tranquilizes.
It doesn’t cling or follow. It hovers—suspended between skin and space, moving only when you do, and always a fraction behind you.
Style Details:
Rectangular design finished with a 2x2 rib and tacked under arms
Crew neck finished with 2x2 rib
Available in three colors: Onyx (with silver sequins), Pearl Bush, and Vanilla
