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As the weather heats up, now’s the moment to upgrade those everyday looks for party-ready, going-out tops. Whether you’re receiving an influx of wedding invitations or connecting with friends for a girls’ night out, having a playful blouse on hand will ensure you look and feel your best for every celebratory outing.
When it comes to fiesta-ready tops, brands like Des Phemmes and Nensi Dojaka do it best with crystal tank tops and unexpected cut-outs. While shimmering embellishments are universally synonymous with late-night rendezvous, it’s not all ritz and glitz. If sparkles aren’t your thing, you can still play dress-up with sleek, minimalist options like Toteme’s stringy halter and Tove’s strapless bustier. Both feel a bit more easygoing than their bedazzled counterparts while still remaining just as awe-inspiring.
Ahead, we’ve gathered 27 of the best going-out tops for a joyous night out.
Tove Ida strapless twist-front crinkled-satin top
Nensi Dojaka Embellished Cutout Sequined Tulle Top
L'idee Vacances strapless top
Christopher Esber crystal lattice cut-out top
Cortana Azami cropped twist-front linen top
Loewe draped metallic draped open-back top
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