The DAYNA Denim Halter Top offers a striking blend of style and function, featuring a structured silhouette and a chic halter neckline. The innovative design includes bust and princess panel seams for a flattering fit and grip tape to ensure comfort. The side zip allows for effortless wear, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe. Pair it seamlessly with high-waisted jeans or the matching Caitlin Mid Rise Denim Flare Jeans for an effortlessly cool day or night outfit.
From the brand: Defined denim.
The DAYNA Denim Halter Top is a sleek, structured take on denim that’s perfect for day or night. Featuring a halter neckline and a fitted silhouette, this top boasts bust and princess panel seams for a contoured fit. The side zip makes for easy wear, while grip tape along the neckline keeps it comfortably in place. Style it with high-waisted jeans or the matching
Caitlin Mid Rise Denim Flare Jeans
for a statement look that’s effortlessly cool.
To best maintain the quality of your Dayna Denim Halter Top, machine wash it in cold water and line dry. Avoid using bleach to preserve the indigo color and the structure of the denim.
Yes, the fitted silhouette and bust and princess panel seams of the Dayna Denim Halter Top help to create a contoured fit that flatters various body types. For personalized sizing recommendations, check Parallel's size recommender.
The defined denim used in the Dayna Denim Halter Top is designed for durability, making it suitable for both casual and dressed-up occasions. Its structured design ensures it holds shape over time.
The Dayna Denim Halter Top features quality defined denim, a stylish halter neckline, and thoughtful design elements like bust and princess panel seams for a contoured fit, ensuring you get both style and durability.
Yes, the Dayna Denim Halter Top is versatile enough to be dressed up with statement accessories for a night out or paired with high-waisted jeans for a casual day look. For more outfit inspiration, check out the complementary products in the styling section.
