Nuit Ouverte Bias Satin Slip

Parisian noir, undone at the back, utterly precise.

The Nuit Ouverte is bias-cut from a single length of onyx satin silk, the grain rotated at 45° so the fabric breathes and clings in equal measure. Twin spaghetti straps hold the silhouette from front; from behind, nothing does — a deep cowl drape opens the back to the sacrum, pooling softly at the shoulder blades before resolving into the fluid hem. The matte-satin finish absorbs light without reflecting vanity. Hand-finished at every seam in the Maison Vireau atelier on the Rive Gauche, this is a one-of-one runway exclusive: the proportions, the break of the drape, the fall of the hem — none will repeat.