Going Out Tops

"It Girl" Bra Tops & Corsets

If there is one item that has completely taken over our hearts, it’s corset tops. Modern corsets maintain that classic vintage charm while being much more comfortable (trust!). PINK bra tops cover most of the torso for a slimming effect with supportive cups. Some have vertical princess seams to give it that classic corset style, while being comfortable and not constricting.

The Bodysuit

Bodysuits are an iconic going-out style because they create a seamless, streamlined look. Designed to sit flush with your skin, it layers perfectly with clean lines and zero fuss. With snap closures at the bottom, bathroom breaks aren’t nearly as complicated as people think.

Denim Tops

Denim tops in general are having a massive moment. Think cropped denim vests and frayed-edge halters. Styling denim on top is an easy way to be on trend. If you’re brave, go for the full monochromatic denim look, or try a skirt for clean contrast.

Lace, Satin, and Mesh Tops

When the flashing lights are on, texture will make your outfit pop. We are talking about fabrics that shimmer, shine, and create layers to the look.

• Lace Going-Out Tops: Lace is timeless for a reason. Whether it’s a full lace top or trim on a cami, this fabric brings a touch of romance to your look. A sheer lace top worn over a matching bralette works every time.
• Satin Going-Out Tops: If you want a bit of luxury, reach for satin. Satin catches the light for a sparkling effect, plus it adds a sense of fluidity. If you don't want a bodycon fit, satin camisoles have a loose, drapey fit like a slip dress.
• Mesh and Sheer Going-Out Tops: For the girlies with an edge, mesh is another iconic going-out style. Long-sleeve mesh tops are perfect for layering, especially if there's a pattern. Wear them under graphic tees for a grunge look or over a cute bralette for a night at the club. Play with layers until you get the preferred amount of coverage.

Halters, Tube Tops, and Strapless Styles

The 90s and 2000s trend isn't going anywhere, and we happen to love nostalgic tube tops and halters. But a going-out top doesn't have to be sleeveless. Experiment with different sleeves and strapless styles for your next outfit.

• Tube Tops: Simple, effective, and undeniably cute. Tube tops are an effortless style whether in a plain color like black and white, or with fun graphics and sparkling rhinestones. Tubes highlight your shoulders and pair with literally every type of bottom. Style a tube top with a low-rise mini skirt, maxi skirt or jeans and you're good to go.
• Halter Necks and Open Backs: Halter necks are a universally flattering style. If you like the effect of a strapless/backless top but feel more comfortable wearing straps, try a halter top. Whether it’s a slinky scarf top or a structured halter vest, this dramatic style is perfect for warm nights.
• Off-The-Shoulder Elegance: Off-the-shoulder tops are a sweet spot between flirty and comfy. They have a revealing effect while providing warm arm coverage. The style is romantic and simple with tons of designs like flowy, drapey tops, bodycon sweaters and dramatic rouching.
• Long Sleeve Going Out Tops: Channel your inner boho queen or disco diva with bell sleeves. A fitted top that flares out at the wrist adds movement to your outfit, especially when you’re dancing. Or try a simple bodycon top including our long sleeve bra tops for an elevated look that offers coverage.

How to Style Your Going-Out Top

A cute top is the perfect foundation for your look, but the outfit isn't complete until you've accessorized. Most going-out tops have interesting or low-cut necklines, so play around with dainty necklaces, chokers, or hoops to frame your face. Shoes can make or break the vibe. If your outfit is already dressy, consider simple sneakers or sandals to give it an effortless effect. If you’re wearing a simple tank top and jeans, use a pair of strappy heels or platform boots to elevate the style. Comfort is so important—don't let painful shoes ruin your night.