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Ripley Rader Fishnet Caftan Short

Ripley Rader

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Ripley Rader's Fishnet Caftan Short in Black channels a modern resort mood with fearless edge. The midweight open knit skims the body with a breathable, pliant drape, while the sheer mesh reads graphic and sultry in equal measure. In all-black, the piece feels both editorial and versatile, ready to translate from sun-drenched days to after-dark with nothing more than a swap of accessories.

Pull-on styling makes for easy, slip-on wear, while the midweight knit holds its shape over the frame without clinging. The garment’s sheer openness means undergarments will show through, and its short length gives a breezy balance to the coverage up top. It moves with you, layering gracefully over swim-ready pieces or simple, grounded wardrobe staples as your settings shift from daytime to evening.

Ripley Rader leans into bold textures with a streetwise flourish, and this fishnet caftan short sits squarely in that lineage. It pairs with crisp tailoring to punch up a look or with minimal nude-toned pieces to let the knit do the talking—a signature move for the brand's attitude.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Midweight open knit fabric
  • Caftan short silhouette
  • Fishnet knit texture
  • Color: Black
  • Pull-on styling
  • Garment is intentionally sheer; undergarments will show through
  • Imported
  • Available sizes: XS, S, M, L

Recommended Care

  • Hand wash recommended; use cold water and mild detergent
  • Do not wring or twist; reshape and lay flat to dry
  • Avoid bleach and fabric softeners
  • If steaming is used, keep at a low setting and avoid direct heat

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About Ripley Rader

Ripley Rader, an American fashion designer based in Los Angeles, has made a significant impact on contemporary womenswear with her eponymous label. Her journey into fashion began in her hometown of West Virginia, where she was influenced by her parents' fabric store and her grandmother's sewing lessons. Initially pursuing musical theater in Los Angeles, Rader's path shifted when a buyer from Fred Segal noticed a homemade jumpsuit she had crafted, leading to the establishment of her boutique at the renowned retailer in 2013.