First Look: Shimmer

Fall ’22 runways were full of shimmer, subtly catching one’s eye day or night.  As the season progresses, this gives way to sequins. First things first.

Tops    clockwise

Lumière Feather-Trimmed Blouse by Oseree: Feather-trimmed cuffs and a rounded hem. 64% polyamide, 36% metallic fibres Buttoned front $555.00

Chaka Sequined Blouse by Staud: Clear sequins set against a white base for a glamorous shimmer-rich finish. 100% polyester Separate, detachable lining slip: 100% polyester Zipped, hook fastening back Sale $150.00

Hazel Metallic Sweater by Bailey 44: Rib-knit fabric with metallic details. V-neck Long sleeves Pullover style 37% viscose /23% polybutylene terephthalate/22% Lurex® metallic fibers/18% elastane Sale $47.40

Separates/Jumpsuit     left to right

Jade Metallic Midi Skirt by Vince: Crafted of shimmering metallic fabric, this Vince midi-skirt is cut in an A-line silhouette Back zipper closure 100% polyester $495.00

Satin Shimmer Cropped Button Down Blazer: relaxed, cropped silhouette, V neckline, notched lapels, button down closure, shimmer finish throughout, and blouson sleeves with tie detailing. Sale $19.00

Satin Shimmer High Waisted Wide Leg Pants: zip fly closure, pleat detailing, belt loops, and shimmer finish throughout. Sale $42.00

Rectangle Jog Jumpsuit by Norma Kamali:  93% poly, 7% spandex Pull-on styling Plunging V-neckline Elastic waistband and cuffs Slinky shimmer fabric $195.00

Evening Dresses    left to right

Shimmering Pleated A-Line Gown by Mac Duggal: Also black. Crewneck Three-quarter length sleeves Back-zip closure 100% polyester $498.00

Helena Long Pleated Shimmer Dress by Sabina Musayev: 56.2”L from shoulder to hem  V neckline; V’d back  Sleeveless Self-tie shoulders Belted waist  Tiered skirt A-line silhouette  Maxi length Slipover style Metallic fibers and polyester $380.00 

Off-The-Shoulder Shimmer Wrap Style Gown by Xscape: Also in ivory.Allover metallic shimmer; wrap skirt; pockets at hips Portrait collar  Off-the-shoulder foldover sleeves  Hidden back zipper with hook-and-eye closure Polyester/metallic threading; lining: polyester $310.00

Opening Photos: Gold Glitter Tulle Dress: Bespoke. Beaded straps. Corset top with hidden back zipper. Full skirt. Tea length. 4 colors. $199.00

Featured items are selected by our editors simply because we like them and think you will too. Woman Around Town was not paid for featuring any item in this post.

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