Cariola | Two-Piece Set with Asymmetric Tunic

Some sets play it safe. The Cariola paints the room. A soft, fluid tunic falling from a wide round neckline, relaxed three-quarter sleeves easing through the arm, a high-low asymmetric hem cut short across the front and dropping into long fluid sides, paired with wide-leg pull-on pants printed in a watercolor botanical floral, an elastic waistband shaping cleanly under the tunic — solid up top, artistry down below. This is the set for the gallery opening, the milestone anniversary lunch, the kind of warm afternoon you want to look like a piece of slow art walking through the room.

✔ Two-Piece Matching Set — long asymmetric tunic and wide-leg floral pants designed to wear together as a set or break apart through the rest of the closet.

✔ Soft Lustrous Blend — fluid, naturally lustrous, catches the light without shouting, the kind of fabric that drapes beautifully and feels intentional against the skin.

✔ Wide Round Neckline — sits clean across the collarbones, frames a statement necklace beautifully and reads quietly artistic.

✔ Relaxed Three-Quarter Sleeves — easy through the upper arm and finished just below the elbow, the kind of cut that flatters every shoulder.

✔ High-Low Asymmetric Hem — cut short across the front and dropping into long fluid side panels, creates movement and lets the floral print show through.

✔ Wide-Leg Pull-On Pants — easy elastic waistband, full straight leg, walks freely and falls cleanly to the ankle.

✔ Watercolor Botanical Floral Print — a hand-painted floral motif printed across the pants in soft impressionist washes, reads like a fine-art piece up close.

✔ Pull-Over Style on Both Pieces — slips on cleanly with no zippers or hidden closures, ready in seconds.

✔ Three Wear-Everywhere Colorways — Mustard Yellow with golden floral pants for the rich autumn afternoon. Emerald Green with gold-and-bronze floral pants for the gallery dinner. Sky Blue with blue-and-gray floral pants for the seaside lunch.

Watercolor florals. Pure artistry.