This is Sarah Pacini—the Belgian minimalist who somehow makes severity look sensual and basic look anything but. The translucent fabrication is doing that perfect Pacini thing where it's simultaneously modest and revealing, like architectural lingerie for the intellectually inclined.

The signature asymmetric cut is giving gallery owner who actually reads the artists' statements, not just the price list. That barely-there sheerness creates the layering possibilities that Pacini devotees live for—slide it over a fitted tank for daytime espresso meetings or a strategic bralette for evening vernissages.

The Italian fabric (because of course it's Italian) has that unmistakable Pacini hand-feel—substantial enough to hold its shape while appearing to defy gravity. The proportions strike that elusive balance between oversized and intentional that makes fast fashion versions look like sad Halloween costumes in comparison.