Mahelia dress

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The ‘Mahelia’ is what happens when a 1930s boudoir and a corset shop fall in love, all rosy satin, lace, and pearls draped like jewellery you forgot to take off.

We cut it in a satin-finish stretch knit that pours over the body with a liquid sheen and stays soft against the skin, in a blush that reads like the inside of a seashell, catching the light at every turn. It moves the way old-school glamour should: unhurried, luminous, a little undone.

The cowl makes the first move. A double-layered faux two-piece neckline drapes in soft folds, the kind of décolletage detail that flatters without trying too hard, while built-in cups quietly follow your natural shape so everything sits beautifully in place. Lace mesh panels run along the sides of the waist, sheer little windows that break up the satin and earn the bodice its lingerie-luxe edge. Inside, slim boning at the midriff does the quiet structural work, holding the corseted shape so the silhouette stays sculpted and sure.

Below, pleating gathers at the waist and hip to draw out your waist-to-hip ratio, then releases into a long, fluid skirt that sweeps as you move. The off-shoulder straps fall in a soft horizontal line across the arms, gentle cover that flatters the upper arm while keeping the whole look languid and bare-shouldered.

But the pearls steal the scene. A detachable strand loops across the bust and shoulders like borrowed heirlooms, draping the satin in that extra glint of old-money romance, and because it lifts off, you get two looks in one.

A back zip makes it easy to slip in and out of, and adjustable strap sliders let you fine-tune the fit to you.

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