Filippa K Draped Hourglass Overshirt, Black, Shirt

The Filippa K Draped Hourglass Overshirt in Black gives you exactly what a well-considered transitional piece should: a waist-defining hourglass silhouette that instantly creates a feminine and clean line, combined with a flowing, draped fabric that falls softly over the body. You slip it on, and the black instantly sets a timeless, versatile tone for the rest of your look.

The blend of triacetate and polyester gives the overshirt its elegant drape, while the hourglass silhouette adds a modern, sartorial touch. As part of Filippa K's Core Collection, the Draped Hourglass Overshirt represents lasting, seasonless design. Available at ABOUT.ALEXA Dortmund and online at aboutalexa.de.

Highlights

Flowing, draped fabric
Hourglass silhouette
Waist-defining cut
Material blend of 70% triacetate, 30% polyester
Part of the Core Collection

Product Details

Brand: Filippa K
Model: Draped Hourglass Overshirt
Color: Black
Material: 70% triacetate, 30% polyester
Product type: Shirt (overshirt)
Silhouette: Hourglass, waist-defining
Details: Flowing, draped fabric

Size & Fit

The Filippa K Draped Hourglass Overshirt has a waist-defining hourglass silhouette.

Care Instructions

Dry clean only. Do not wash. Do not bleach. Do not tumble dry. Iron at low temperature. Gentle dry cleaning with tetrachloroethylene (PCE).

Styling

The Filippa K Draped Hourglass Overshirt in black can be elegantly combined with slim-fit trousers or a skirt for a sophisticated, feminine look. Its classic black tone serves as a timeless base that can be integrated into various wardrobes.

About Filippa K

Filippa K was founded in 1993 in Stockholm by Filippa Knutsson, Karin Hellners, and Patrik Kihlborg, significantly shaping the now-iconic look of Scandinavian minimalism. The brand stands for uncomplicated, high-quality garments that withstand everyday life while balancing style and comfort. Filippa K follows a holistic capsule approach, designing timeless, everyday wardrobes with thoughtful craftsmanship—based on the principle: less, but better.