• Four diamante-set buttons run down the centre front - each one a cluster of stones that reads as jewellery in its own right, removing the need for a necklace.
• The 3/4 flare sleeve opens into a small ruffle at the elbow, adding movement without disrupting the polished silhouette.
• A ribbed peplum hem flares away from the waist and sits just below the hip, balancing the fitted bodice with a subtle flick of volume.
• Vertical ribbing across the bodice gives the knit structure, so the top holds its shape through a full day of wear rather than softening out.
• Viscose-nylon knit delivers a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body without clinging - the kind of fabric that stays comfortable from ceremony to reception.

This top earns its place as the centrepiece of an occasion outfit rather than a supporting layer. Pair it as the model does, tucked into wide-leg satin trousers - the contrast between the textured knit and the sleek fabric below it is quietly considered and thoroughly polished. For a wedding or the races, it sits equally well with a tailored midi skirt and pointed-toe heels, the diamante buttons catching the light in a way that makes additional jewellery largely unnecessary. Drop earrings, as styled here, are all it needs. The peplum hem means it works best with higher-waisted pieces that allow that flare to fall cleanly. It is not a top that needs dressing up - the detail is already there. Keep the rest of the look refined and restrained, and let the buttons do the talking.