• Satin slip dress with a contrast embroidered bodice panel, creating a considered two-tone effect that reads as intentional dressing
• Deep V-neckline with thin shoulder straps for a refined, pared-back silhouette
• Empire-line waist with a gently flared midi skirt that moves with ease
• Tonal contrast between the textured bodice and the smooth satin skirt adds visual depth without the need for accessories
• Midi length with a softly curved hem - sits at a flattering point on the leg

The 90s slip dress has never really left - this version just makes the case more convincingly. The contrast embroidered bodice against the satin skirt does the work of an outfit without trying too hard; it is the kind of dress that looks considered whether you have thought about it or not. Wear it as the model does, with minimal strappy heeled sandals and nothing else - the dress earns its keep on its own. For a summer wedding or a rooftop dinner, keep accessories restrained: a small shoulder bag and simple jewellery are all it needs. Come autumn, layer a fine-knit longline cardigan over the top and swap the heels for pointed-toe flats to take it into cooler days. It works equally well at a weekend gallery visit or a low-key birthday dinner - the kind of dress that travels between occasions without announcing itself too loudly.