This top doesn’t imitate antiquity — it understands what it stood for. The admiration of form. The serenity of proportion. And yet, where ancient garments sought to drape and adorn, this one dares to touch.
Spun from extra-fine merino wool with silk, the fabric doesn’t warm — it enfolds. It breathes. It doesn’t cling, but follows — like cashmere, like memory. Its softness isn’t just indulgent. It’s a shield: comfort for the skin, not cover from the cold. A kind of psychological ease, for moments when a woman wants to feel open — but not exposed.
The overlay, gathered by a narrow band with a rhinestone fringe, lies just above the sternum. It highlights the collarbones and introduces a quiet tension — between bareness and weight, between body and sculpture.
The fringe completes the gesture — like a piece of jewelry that anchors the fabric in time, its shimmer momentarily interrupting movement.
And from that held moment, the paradox emerges: bare shoulders — in wool? Yes.
Because that’s where the magic lies — in the ability to be touched, without surrendering control.
Style Details:
Off-the-shoulder silhouette with a front-gathered overlay
Overlay drawn in by a narrow band with rhinestone fringe trim at center
