RABANNE Halterneck Top

Name: RABANNE Halterneck Top
Brand: RABANNE
SKU: 26ACTO285AC0069
Price: 950.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

RABANNE's Halterneck Top in black feels like a pure riff on the house's sculptural mood—seductive, sharp, and impeccably lightweight. Cut from a light crepe blend (62% acetate, 38% viscose), the fabric drapes with quiet polish and a soft, almost liquid hand. The halterneck is self-tied, creating a clean line at the front, while a back snap closure anchors the piece; the open-back detail ensures it moves with you, not against you. Made in Madagascar. Dry clean only.

Adjustable neck tie and a gentle, open back put sway where it counts, while the lightweight crepe lets the top skim the body without clinging. It layers with ease over sleek trousers or a pencil skirt, and under a sharper blazer for city evenings. The silhouette remains poised through movement, holding its shape without fuss.

RABANNE's house language—sculptural, seductive, and unapologetically modern—gets translated here as a wearable moment. It nods to the label’s history of dramatic silhouettes and open-back intrigue, pairing as well with a sharp trouser as it does with sleek denim and a blazer for a city-night, or pared-down with nothing but a clutch.

Materials / Fabrication

Crepe fabric (lightweight) with composition: 62% acetate, 38% viscose
Halterneck styling with self-tie closure
Back snap button closure
Open back design
Color: Black
Made in Madagascar

Recommended Care

Dry clean only to preserve fabric integrity and drape.
Avoid high heat and direct sunlight when storing.
Do not iron directly; use a low-heat steamer if needed.

Lookbooks

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Rabanne SS26 Campaign “The Awakening” Presents Metallic Fashion Story

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Paco Rabanne has built its world around shimmer, structure and a future fixated gaze and Pre Fall 2026 moves that perspective into a new register. Julien Dossena keeps the house signatures present with chain mail in silver toned mosaics and metallic knits that hold their own energy, yet the season reads more grounded. There is an ease of movement across these looks that feels intentional and the silhouettes land with a certain clarity. Tailored coats fall in clean lines and dresses move with tidy precision which brings a sharper counterpoint to the famous Paco Rabanne gleam.

About Paco Rabanne

Paco Rabanne first launched in 1966 as a jewelry label. Founded by Spanish designer Francisco “Paco” Rabaneda Cuervo, Paco Rabanne’s collection were known for the use of unconventional materials and provocative silhouettes. Julien Dossena took then helm at Paco Rabanne in 2013, combining effortless Parisian cool with an edgy metalwork and chainmail detailing. Shop the latest collection from Paco Rabanne, ranging in dresses to tops, shorts, skirts, jewelry and bags.