Mesh Corset Crop Top

A strapless tube top with a two-part construction — a solid, opaque bandeau through the bust that transitions into a sheer mesh panel at the waist, letting the midriff show through rather than fully baring it. The bandeau is cut to sit snugly across the ribcage so the seam between the two fabrics stays level rather than twisting as you move. Worn with the waistband or belt of jeans visible through the mesh for a layered, undone look, it also works knotted loosely at the hip under an open shirt for a daytime take on the same silhouette. Because it's strapless, it pairs naturally with off-shoulder jackets or blazers without straps competing for space at the neckline.

The bodice is a smooth opaque jersey while the lower band switches to an open mesh — two different fabric weights joined at a single seam, so the sheer section stretches differently from the solid top and needs gentler handling than an all-jersey piece. Hand wash cold to protect the mesh from snagging, and turn it inside out first so rings or zips on other garments don't catch the open weave. Avoid wringing, which can pull individual mesh threads out of alignment; press excess water out gently instead. Lay flat to dry, away from direct heat, which can shrink the two fabrics at slightly different rates over time.

Free UK delivery. Send it back within 30 days of delivery, unworn and with the tags still attached.

Mixing a sheer mesh panel into part of the top rather than using solid fabric throughout uses less material overall, since the mesh sections take a fraction of the yarn a solid knit panel would need. The strapless, minimal construction also skips the elastic, hardware, and extra seaming a strapped top requires, meaning fewer components per garment.