Rolling Tria Top - Navy Sequin

€46,00
By Rolling

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✨🌈EVERY COLOUR COLLECTION🌈✨

Discover the enchantment of the Rolling Tria Top - Navy Sequin. Crafted from seductive sequin navy blue fabric, it captures the hypnotic essence of a midnight sky infused with every imaginable colour. Tailored with a blue polyamide lining and adjustable straps, this piece promises a magical fit.

Perfectly match with Alpha Unisex Briefs and Cheeky High Leg Shorts

  • Material: 92% Polyester |  8% Elastane || Lining: 85% Polyamide | 15% Elastane
  • Made in: Brazil
Key features
  • Triangle Top | Sequin navy blue fabric |  Blue Polyamide Lining | Adjustable Straps|
Sizing
  • Tip: The sequin fabric is not as flexible as regular spandex, size up!
  • Model 1 Measurements: Height 180cm | Bust 88cm | Waist 65cm | Hips 94cm
  • Model 1 Wears: Size S
  • Model 2 Wears : Size S
Care instructions
  • Hand wash without rubbing | Do not use chlorine-based bleach | Do not use a dryer | Dry in horizontal position | Do not iron

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Rachael Henderson

Bought this Tria top to pair with the matching bottoms. I am leery of buying tops in this style that only have a thin strap across your back to keep it in place; this doesn’t usually provide great support and you’re guaranteed to have to tape yourself in. Plus, Rolling tends to be an expensive brand.

The measurements indicated I should be a medium. But this top was far too small for me in the medium. Not great measurements. The problem I ran into is it the adjustable straps were too short even when I had them loosened all the way. The top still end up riding up and exposing my under boob (not the look I wanted for my performance). And the triangles are on the small side too. Had the straps been longer, I could have made it work.

Because I live in the USA and my performance is next month, I didn’t want to mess with returning it to PJ and a larger size wasn’t available anyway. So I made a solution myself that I hope will work—I unstitched the ends of the straps from the back, removed the adjusting pieces, and turned it into a halter.