• Bandeau silhouette with a structured, boned-style body that holds its shape and sits flat against the torso without shifting.
• A foldover panel at the bust is lined with a row of metal eyelets - it's the detail that sets this apart from a standard bandeau and gives it an edge-meets-tailoring feel.
• The eyelet trim continues as a matching detail lower on the body, creating a deliberate, co-ordinated line that draws the eye downward.
• Bi-stretch fabric with elastane content means it moves with you and returns to shape - structured enough to look polished, forgiving enough to wear all night.
• Cropped hem sits just above the waist, making it a natural match for high-waisted trousers or skirts.

The cut is clean and close - this top doesn't rely on drape or volume, it works through precision. The structured bandeau shape sits firmly in place, while the foldover panel with its running line of metal eyelets brings a hardware-led edge to what is otherwise a sharp, tailored silhouette. It reads more considered than a typical going-out top, which means it earns its place at a bar or club night without looking like it's trying too hard. The model wears it with matching eyelet-trim wide-leg tailored trousers, and that co-ord approach is the strongest way to wear it - it turns the eyelet detail into a full look rather than just a flourish. If you're breaking it up, reach for a sleek high-waisted mini or tailored wide-leg trousers in a tonal shade. Keep jewellery minimal; the metal hardware does the work already. Hoop earrings, as styled here, are all you need.