• Devore fabric burns a zebra print into the sheer base, creating a tonal pattern that shifts between opaque and semi-sheer as you move - the effect is all texture, no added embellishment needed.
• Wide, shallow crew neckline sits closer to a bateau shape, grazing the collarbone and giving the top a polished, open neckline without being low-cut.
• Long sleeves extend to the wrist, keeping coverage through the arms while the sheer panels let the skin show through in all the right places.
• The stretch in the fabric means it skims the body without pulling - it moves with you and snaps back into shape, so it holds its fit through a full night out.
• Fitted through the torso with a straight hem that tucks cleanly into high-waisted bottoms or sits neatly on top for a more relaxed finish.

This top earns its place as the piece that does the most work in a going-out wardrobe. The zebra devore print means it reads as a statement on its own - you don't need to layer or accessorise heavily for it to land. Tuck it into wide-leg high-waisted jeans the way the model wears it here for a look that's effortless but clearly considered. The open neckline works well with a pair of gold hoop earrings and a sleek updo to keep the focus on the top itself. For a night out, swap the jeans for a fitted mini skirt and a strappy heel, and the sheer-on-opaque texture takes the whole outfit up a gear. It's the kind of top that suits pre-drinks, a bar night, or a club without needing to be restyled between the two.