• Playsuit silhouette with a structured, tailored upper half and a corset overlay waistband that laces up at the back - the kind of detail that does the work without needing anything else.
• V-neckline at the front with a sharp, woven finish that reads sharp and intentional rather than casual.
• Long sleeves with a fitted cut through the arm, keeping the overall look polished from shoulder to hem.
• Short shorts base with a clean hemline - the proportions are everything here, balancing the structured top half effortlessly.
• Back lace-up corset fastening cinches the waist and adds a considered, architectural quality to what could otherwise be a straightforward one-piece.

This playsuit sits alongside the sharper end of your wardrobe - think tailored coats thrown over the top, pointed-toe heels, and a barely-there bag. It's built for nights where the brief is effortlessly put-together: pre-drinks, a rooftop bar, a late dinner where the dress code is unspoken but understood. The corset overlay means you're not reaching for a belt or a second layer to pull the look together - it's already structured in. Layer a longline blazer over the top when the temperature drops, or let the silhouette speak for itself under club lighting. The lace-up back detail is the kind of thing people clock on the way out.