Skarlett Blue Captivate Shorts Figgy/Nocturnal
Skarlett Blue
$34.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Skarlett Blue Captivate Shorts Figgy/Nocturnal fuse lace mesh with a flirtatious edge. The semi-sheer fabric skims the body in a delicate drape, while a fixed bow detail sits at the center as a subtle focal point. The shell is a nylon and elastane blend that gives just enough stretch for easy movement, and a cotton lining at the core offers comfort and a touch of modesty where needed.
These boy shorts read as versatile intimates that can layer with sheer tops or slip under a dress for a peek of texture. The elastic-like stretch of the shell helps them glide on and stay in place without digging, while the partial lining and cotton layer keep things breathable. The result is a piece that moves through night and day with the same coy confidence, from lounge to lightweight layering on true fashion moments.
Figgy/Nocturnal vibes align with Skarlett Blue's flirtation with lingerie-inspired silhouettes that still read ready-to-wear. The lace mesh and bow echo the label's penchant for delicate detail with a street-smart edge, making these shorts a playful counterpoint to denim or a sheer overlay when styled with intention.
Materials / Fabrication
- Lace mesh
- Fixed bow detail
- Boy shorts
- Semi-sheer
- Shell: 88 percent nylon, 12 percent elastane
- Partially lined
- Lining: 100 percent cotton
- Imported, China
Recommended Care
- Hand wash cold or machine wash on delicate cycle in cool water using a mild detergent.
- Do not bleach.
- Do not tumble dry; lay flat to dry or hang to dry away from direct heat.
- Avoid high heat when drying or ironing; if needed, steam lightly or use a cool iron with a pressing cloth.
- Store gently to prevent snags, preferably in a lingerie bag or folded.
Fit Notes
- Boy shorts silhouette in a semi-sheer lace mesh with a fixed bow detail at the front.
- Partially lined with cotton lining for light coverage where needed.
- Shell built from nylon and elastane for a subtle stretch feel and movement.
