Bronte Top

Bronte TopThe lace on this camisole is not subtle. It appears at the neckline, reappears at the sides, then gathers itself around the hem as if worried it might otherwise be overlooked. Combined with the fluid shape of the body, the result is something that feels equal parts heirloom lingerie and everyday favorite a contradiction that works surprisingly well.

The Ianthe Dress explores a softer expression of the slip silhouette

and that sharp little side slit make this feel less like a top and more like a quiet piece of tailoring you just happen to wear with sandals

finished with a single chest pocket and concealed placket for a calm

Fine viscose rib dictates the shape here

the soft sleeves

and the silhouette is relaxed enough to layer over knitwear without looking like you're smuggling cushions

and just enough structure to keep things together (unlike the rest of your day)

Cut straight through the body with a relaxed shoulder and moderate ease

the waist sits clean and defined before releasing into tiered panels that echo the construction of early 20th-century underlayers and country dress

cuffs and hem

The linen is a firm twill

slightly cropped silhouette