• All-over velvet sequin fabric that catches and reflects light with every movement - dense coverage means no base fabric peeks through
• Slash neckline sits wide across the collarbone, giving a clean, open line without revealing too much
• Cropped length hits at the natural waist, sitting just above the hip for a proportioned finish
• Full-length sleeves balance the short hem - the coverage up top makes this one of the more wearable sequin options going
• The elastane in the composition gives enough stretch that it moves with the body rather than sitting stiff against it

The velvet base beneath the sequins gives this top a weight that cheaper sequin pieces simply don't have - it drapes close to the body without clinging, and the sleeves fall smoothly to the wrist. That combination of covered arms and a cropped hem is a considered one: it keeps the look intentional rather than trying too hard. Worn as the model styles it, matched with the co-ord sequin mini skirt, it reads as a complete going-out look that needs very little else - a small shoulder bag and heeled boots and you're done. If you'd rather wear it as a standalone piece, tuck it into wide-leg tailored trousers for a night out at a bar or a late dinner where the dress code sits somewhere between smart and full-on going out. The slash neck works well with a simple stud earring, letting the fabric do the talking without competing jewellery.