Myla Top

The Myla top is cut from a midweight rayon-spandex jersey that clings closely to the torso, punctuated by sharp, diagonal seam detailing that breaks up the mauve surface. The raw-edged, asymmetrical hem creates a jagged, cropped silhouette that intentionally exposes the midriff. It leans into the Y2K-revival aesthetic, trading traditional tailoring for a raw, deconstructed look that functions best as a high-impact evening piece.

Safety Rating: Poor

Analysis: This garment is primarily composed of standard rayon, a semi-synthetic fiber produced through intensive chemical processing that often involves carbon disulfide, a neurotoxic solvent. The addition of spandex further reduces the breathability of the fabric, increasing the likelihood of heat trapping against the skin.