Lyocell Wool Asymmetric Hem Side Button Knit Top CELIA

The website showed that the side buttons are decorative, which mattered to me before ordering. In person the diagonal construction and oat color matched those detailed images very closely.

Modern, comfortable, and very easy to style.

The overlapping front creates a strong diagonal without adding bulk. I like how the pointed hem moves across the body, especially with plain high-waisted trousers and simple shoes.

The front point catches the eye first, but the top is not dependent on one dramatic feature. The broad cuffs look especially good when my hands are moving, and the softly open neckline keeps the upper half uncluttered. I paired it with dark denim and boots for dinner. Under restaurant lighting, the oat melange showed subtle depth while the buttons stayed crisp and graphic. It looked distinctive without becoming costume-like, which is exactly what I wanted.

The pointed hem makes this top seriously cool!

Oat melange looks rich, not bland.

Dark buttons against the pale knit - perfect contrast.

The wide round neckline keeps the top open around the face, while the broad cuffs give the sleeves a clean finish. Those quieter details stop the diagonal front from feeling too dramatic.

Most of my office knits are useful but forgettable. This one has the same comfort, yet the angled panel and dark side buttons give it a clear point of view. I wore it with charcoal trousers for a presentation and kept my jewelry minimal. The fabric held its sculptural line through sitting, standing, and carrying a laptop around the building. I felt polished, but not as if I had dressed in a uniform.

I chose XL, my regular size, and the body has enough ease for comfortable sitting without hiding the wrap-effect line. The shoulder and sleeves feel relaxed, while the wide cuffs keep everything from looking loose. I was concerned that the pointed hem might flip or need adjusting, but it settled naturally each time I stood up. This is one of those rare statement tops that remains practical through an ordinary day.

I wore this with oat melange wide-leg trousers and loved the long column of color. Because the top has an angled hem and dark buttons, the matching tone never looked flat or pajama-like. The neckline left room for a small pendant, and the cuffs added a tailored finish near the hands. Later I changed to black trousers and the same top felt sharper. It has far more styling range than I expected from such a distinctive design.

The knit has enough body to support the pointed front instead of collapsing, but it still moves with me. I spent an afternoon at a gallery, then walked to dinner in cool weather. The longer side of the hem swung gently without catching, and the sleeves stayed comfortable under a coat. Oat melange also softened the architectural construction, making the whole piece feel wearable rather than severe. I can see this becoming a regular cold-season favorite.

Oat melange is beautiful and shows the construction clearly. My four stars are only a vote for the same pointed hem, diagonal panel, and dark button line in ink navy. I would wear both colors constantly.

Customer service asked whether I wanted the front point to skim closely or fall with more ease. Their suggestion gave me a comfortable body fit while preserving the angled silhouette.

The parcel was folded so the broad cuffs lay flat instead of being tucked under the body. A light shake released the hem, and the point settled into its intended line.

Tracking stayed current through dispatch and local delivery. The package arrived intact, with the dark buttons protected and the asymmetric front free from any deep fold marks.

Plain trousers and small earrings are enough. The diagonal front already gives the outfit movement, so getting dressed is surprisingly quick.