• Open rugby collar with a V-notch neckline - it sits relaxed and slightly spread, giving the neckline an effortless, undone feel without needing to be styled
• Chunky ribbed knit runs the full length of the dress, adding structure and texture while keeping the silhouette loose and comfortable
• Oversized through the shoulders and body, with sleeves that drop low and bunch slightly at the cuff - the kind of fit that looks intentional rather than too big
• Mini length with a straight, unstructured hem that skims the top of the thigh - sits high enough to show leg but falls evenly without riding up
• Ribbed cuffs anchor the long sleeves and stop the volume from overwhelming the look, keeping the proportions balanced from top to hem

The collar is the detail that sets this knit dress apart from a standard jumper dress. It borrows from the rugby shirt - structured enough to look considered, open enough to stay casual - and that combination is what makes it so easy to build an outfit around. The dress hangs with real weight, swaying slightly as you move rather than clinging, which means it works just as well thrown on over bare legs as it does layered up for colder days. Style it the way the model does here: knee-high leather boots and a slouchy shoulder bag keep the proportions in check and lean into the autumnal, off-duty feel. For a more relaxed take, wear it with chunky trainers and a simple tote. It suits a day of errands, a casual lunch with friends, or a weekend trip where you want to look put-together without any real effort. A simple pair of hoop earrings is all it needs.