Kallmeyer Kallmeyer Elif Two Tone Viscose & Silk Top

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Kallmeyer Elif Two Tone Viscose & Silk Top

Name: Kallmeyer Elif Two Tone Viscose & Silk Top
Brand: Kallmeyer
SKU: B0936680
Price: 920.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Kallmeyer Elif Two Tone Satin Top exudes travel-ready ease, a satin that feels textured and alive. The viscose and silk blend offers a soft, fluid hand, with a two-tone sheen that shifts as you move. The silhouette is dramatic yet unfussy, loose and instinctual, made to move with heat and motion with asymmetric draping at the shoulder and a cascading side.

At the neckline the asymmetry creates quiet tension, while a single cap sleeve and an asymmetric hem balance airiness with coverage. The relaxed, unstructured fit skims the body and layers smoothly over sleek bottoms or a flowing skirt, moving from day to night with easy polish. The top catches light in shifting planes, elevating even simple outfits. Dry clean only; made in the USA.

Riffing on texture and movement, this piece mirrors Kallmeyer's signature approach to tactile luxury and sculptural drape. It slots into the season's mood for easy glamour, pairing with neutrals for city stays or with brighter tones for resort style.

Materials / Fabrication

Two-tone satin
Loose, dramatic silhouette
Asymmetric draping at the shoulder and cascading down the side
Asymmetric neckline
Single cap sleeve
Asymmetric hem
Fabric composition: 87 percent viscose, 13 percent silk
Made in the USA
Pre-fall '26 collection

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve viscose and silk
If washing at home is necessary, hand wash cold with a mild detergent and lay flat to dry
Do not wring or twist; reshape while damp
Avoid direct heat or sunlight to prevent color fade

Fit Notes

The top has a loose, draped silhouette with asymmetric shoulder draping and cascading side detail.
An asymmetric neckline and a single cap sleeve create an unconventional line.
The fabric is a satin blend with viscose and silk, offering a fluid drape.
The two-tone finish adds visual texture while keeping the overall shape clean through the torso.

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