Amaris crepe halter top in Sea Sunbath black

The halter top was first popularised in the 1930s by Vionnet and later gained further popularity when worn by Betty Grable as a swimsuit. It's highly flattering shape became known for its elegant drama that draws the eyes in to the femininity of a woman's shoulders, her back revealed in a veil of mystery.

We also love this shape for its ease, crafted in a lightweight crepe viscose its perfect for showcasing your summer tan. Wear with the matching trousers to create an effortless glamorous outfit for hosting at home, a beachside party or for summer city days. 

Borgo De Nor's Sea Sunbath print and its ode to the works of Matisse is brought to life on a black background. Allow the array of colours to shine through. 

70% Viscose, 30% Silk.