Desert Mirage Wrap

Let’s talk about the power of a great wrap skirt. It’s one of those rare wardrobe creatures that manages to be clever, comfortable, and ever-so-slightly subversive. That’s what you get here - something far more interesting than the trusty old wrap. There’s a rhythmic geometric repeat happening all the way down, some seriously striking lines, and enough colour to brighten up even the most unenthusiastic mornings at the office. It brings out that spontaneous air - no sandals required.

The waist is high, well above the navel, which gives you an opportunity to channel some serious confidence. Then there’s this completely unapologetic thigh slit ready to flash a leg or let in an errant breeze (the kind Byron is so famous for). Material? Think stretch knit that hugs every angle and curve while keeping things practical and easy - nothing like being pressed into a skirt-shaped sausage skin. And look, it’s got an elasticised waist because who has time for buttons?

A piece like this gets its boldness from tribal geometry but still manages to remain timeless enough to be worn in five years. All good things are made by people who know their craft and do it passionately - and this skirt fits right in.