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Rabanne Trompe l'Åil lace and velvet crop top

Name: Rabanne Trompe l'Åil lace and velvet crop top
Brand: Rabanne
SKU: 3349661325327
Price: 1290.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Rabanne Trompe l'œil lace and velvet crop top fuses couture drama with a wearable, city-ready silhouette. In Deep Navy, velvet brings a quiet, luxe glow while the lace illusion—90% polyamide, 10% elastane—adds delicate texture and a hint of translucence. The velvet layer, made of 65% viscose, 30% polyester, 5% elastane, grounds the look with a rich, satiny hand. It’s a piece that reads artful and refined, designed to catch the eye without shouting.

Thanks to the elastane in both fabrics, the crop sits close but moves with you, skimming the waist and holding its shape from day into night. It pairs beautifully with high-rise bottoms—think tailored trousers or a sleek midi skirt—and layers nicely under a sharp blazer or a sheer outer piece for a moment of reveal. Dry-clean only and made in Poland, it remains polished through wear, ready to travel from a coffee date to a cocktail hour with ease.

Rabanne’s trompe l'œil approach remains a signature—textured lace against velvet yields a luxe, modern edge that feels both archival and of-the-moment. In Deep Navy, this top becomes a versatile anchor piece that styling editors reach for with editorial polish or street-ready confidence, letting the fabrics do the talking when paired with season’s crisp tailoring or glossy minis.

Materials / Fabrication

90% polyamide, 10% elastane
Material II: 65% viscose, 30% polyester, 5% elastane
Made in Poland
Designer color name: Deep Navy

Recommended Care

Dry clean recommended to preserve elasticity and fiber integrity.
If washing at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent or machine wash on a delicate cycle inside a mesh laundry bag.
Avoid high heat; lay flat to dry or hang dry away from direct sunlight.
Avoid bleach; do not iron directly on elastane; use a low heat setting or steam with a pressing cloth if needed.

Lookbooks

Rabanne Fall 2026 Collection Expands Tailoring and Dresses

Rabanne Fall 2026 builds a collection through contrast, combining vintage inspired dresses with metal elements, knitwear, and tailoring. Presented in Paris, the lineup introduces tea dresses, plaid jackets, and textured outerwear shaped by material and proportion. Tea dresses anchor the collection, drawing from 1940s references and reworked through material and construction. These dresses shift away from their original form through added texture, including fringe and metal mesh that changes the movement of each piece. Print and color bring variation, with dresses layered over or under knitwear. This creates a mix of structured and softer elements within the same look. The reworking of these dresses defines the direction of the collection.

Rabanne SS26 Campaign “The Awakening” Presents Metallic Fashion Story

Rabanne unveils its Spring Summer 2026 campaign titled The Awakening, presenting a new chapter for the house through a series of dreamlike visuals that explore transformation and personal discovery. The campaign introduces a cast of rising talents captured across atmospheric landscapes, wearing the season’s key pieces from Rabanne’s latest ready to wear lineup. The imagery reflects a sense of renewal tied to the arrival of spring. Metallic dresses, layered chain details, and fluid silhouettes appear throughout the campaign, reinforcing Rabanne’s long standing fascination with experimental materials and bold eveningwear. The visuals expand the brand’s visual world while maintaining the futuristic spirit associated with the house since its early days.

Paco Rabanne Finds A Softer Edge In Pre Fall 2026

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.

Rabanne Trompe l'Åil lace and velvet crop top