• Central ruching runs the full length of the bodice, gathering the mesh so it sits close to the body before releasing into a flared, trailing hem that sweeps the floor.
• The high halter neck leaves the shoulders and back bare - the structured neckline does the work so no jewellery is needed up top.
• Mesh fabric gives the skirt section a semi-sheer quality, with the bold floral print shifting in scale from a tighter repeat at the bodice to oversized blooms at the hem.
• Fit-and-flare silhouette - nipped through the torso by the ruching, then flaring from the knee into a full maxi length with a slight fishtail at the back.
• Sleeveless, backless construction makes it a strong standalone piece that carries a night out without needing layers over the top.

This dress takes up space in a wardrobe full of shorter going-out options - it's the one you reach for when the occasion calls for something with a bit more drama. The ruched bodice means it moves differently to a standard slip maxi; it clings through the waist and then opens out, so there's real shape to it as you walk. The sheer hem catches the light and shifts with every step, which makes it ideal for a night out at a bar or a club where the lighting does half the work. Style it as the model does - hair worn down and loose, with drop earrings to draw the eye to the bare neckline. Keep footwear sleek: a strappy heeled sandal or a pointed-toe mule sits cleanly under the hem without interrupting the silhouette. Skip the bag bulk and go for a small clutch. This is a dress that works hardest when you let it stand alone.