The Frolic sequin bust detail structured cami top in black
The Frolic
$63.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The Frolic delivers a pulse of night-out polish with the sequin bust detail taking the spotlight on a clean black canvas. This structured cami top feels tuned for feste, with a bandeau neck that stays sleek and a pop of sparkle at the bust that catches light as you move. The cropped length adds a modern, leggy line that reads fresh and city-ready, while the regular fit keeps it approachable and easy to wear.
Adjustable straps let you tailor the silhouette so it sits just right along the collarbone and shoulders, making it easy to switch up under a blazer or a sheer overlay. The cropped frame invites easy layering with high-waisted skirts or trousers, and it crunches into party vibes without shouting. The balance of structure and shimmer means it holds its own as a top, not a novelty, letting you anchor a look from date night to late-night studio sessions.
The Frolic traficks in playful, glam essentials that still feel wearable, and this cami keeps that momentum going. Think it with a tailored pant for editorial polish, or with a denim mini for a downtown energy spike. It’s a confident nod to club-kreeze glamour reimagined as ready-to-wear chic, at a price that invites a little nightlife-ready rotation.
Materials / Fabrication
- Black canvas
- Sequin bust detail
- Cropped length
- Bandeau neckline
- Adjustable straps
- Structured cami top
Recommended Care
- Dry clean recommended to preserve sequins and structure
- If hand washing, use cold water and a mild detergent; lay flat to dry
- Avoid direct heat or ironing over sequins; if necessary, use a cool steam
- Store garment carefully to prevent snagging or pulling on embellishments
Fit Notes
- Regular fit throughout the bodice with adjustable straps for a customizable silhouette.
- Bandeau neckline with sequin bust trim adds texture and a structured cami silhouette.
- Cropped length pairs with the structured cami design for layering under jackets or sheer tops.
