Andreina Top: The Peplum Is Back and It Has Opinions

Peplum is officially in its “don’t call it a comeback” era, and the Amanda Uprichard Andreina Top is basically leading the group chat. The square neckline keeps things clean and slightly architectural, but that soft flare at the waist is what’s making this feel like more than just another pretty top. It’s structured enough to read intentional, but not so serious it forgets it’s supposed to be fun. The color lineup is doing that subtle personality test thing fashion loves right now. Mochi leans into that soft-focus neutral moment everyone keeps saving on Pinterest, while pink gives main-character brunch energy without trying to steal the whole scene. Green and palmetto feel like the cooler, slightly unexpected choices—the kind of shades that show up on someone who “doesn’t really follow trends” but absolutely does. Amanda Uprichard clearly understood the assignment: make peplum feel like a statement again, not a throwback.