• Asymmetric off-shoulder neckline with a draped, cowl-like fold that sits elegantly across one shoulder
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh-inspired botanical print, drawn from the Warehouse x The British Museum archive collection
• Satin finish fabric that catches the light with a subtle sheen, lending the top an evening-ready quality
• Relaxed through the body with a gently gathered silhouette - effortless rather than structured
• Part of a co-ord set, designed to be worn together or styled as separates for maximum versatility

This top is built around one of the most distinctive archive prints in British design history - Mackintosh's sinuous botanical motifs translated onto satin for a piece that reads as considered rather than costume. The asymmetric neckline does the work, so the rest of the styling can stay minimal. Wear it with the matching co-ord skirt for a night out or drinks with friends, letting the print speak without over-accessorising. For a more individual take, pair with tailored wide-leg trousers in a tonal shade and barely-there heeled sandals, as seen on the model. Hair sleek and pulled back keeps the focus on the neckline - a detail worth showing off. This is the kind of top that works as well at a gallery opening as it does at a late dinner, sitting somewhere between art and wardrobe without trying too hard to be either.