Nathalie Silk Camisole
A lace-edged silk camisole that shows the quiet underpinning of Wakeley’s tailoring and evening wardrobe.
Story & heritage
The Nathalie camisole is the small piece that makes the Wakeley wardrobe work: a silk layer for suiting, jeans or evening separates. John Lewis positions it as a capsule-wardrobe staple, which fits the designer’s post-2026 emphasis on modern, repeatable dressing.
Its lace edge links it back to the Indre dress and to Wakeley’s long association with refined evening clothes, but the garment itself is intentionally simple.
Materials & craft
The verified retail description identifies a silk camisole with lace edging, a regular fit and spaghetti straps. The craft is in proportion: enough lace to frame the top, not enough to make it feel like lingerie-only styling.
How to choose & style
Nathalie is best treated as the anchor under Wakeley jackets and wide trousers. It can also stand alone with denim; the lace detail is strongest when the rest of the look is stripped back.
