The Heide suit is a two-piece set—dress and top—poised between restraint and sensuality.
The inner layer is a black maxi skirt, bias-cut from mulberry silk and cotton. Its slightly lowered neckline and body-skimming cut lengthen the silhouette, while the hem opens into a gentle umbrella that lifts and floats with every step, as if a breeze were passing through the night itself. The fabric is sheer enough to suggest moonlit haze soaked into the cloth.
Over it falls a draped-collar knit top of Japanese paper yarn and cotton. The open stitches breathe, perfect for high summer; at only 124 g it feels like a dry, translucent veil that inhales with you.
Silk’s soft luster and paper’s crisp texture layer in half-light, creating a depth of luxury rarely seen—two currents of darkness that meet, part, and murmur against the skin.
Designed for multiplicity, the Heide suit can be worn as one or divided at will.
Let the skirt stand alone with any mini but the Manila skort for a sharp monochrome statement.
Let the top skim over the Orsola bra and pair with jeans, trousers, or any skirt for effortless polish.
