Elodie Ivory & Black Pointelle Knit Dress

Some dresses whisper. This one has a little more to say. The Elodie returns in ivory and black — the same pointelle knit, the same sculpted bodice, the same ribbon tie finished with a fabric rosette and gold button, only now traced in black instead of soft white. The contrast changes everything. Where the pink version feels like a garden party, this one feels like a room with better lighting and a longer guest list. The black scalloped trim at the neckline and hem reads almost architectural against the ivory knit — graphic, considered, the kind of detail that photographs as well in black-and-white as it does in color. It's still sleeveless, still V-necked, still built to be worn with bare shoulders and gold jewelry that catches the light instead of competing with it. But the palette shift moves it from soft-romantic into something a little sharper — a dress for the dinner where you want to be remembered for exactly the right reasons. This is the same idea Pegasi keeps returning to: a dress that does its work quietly. Structure over embellishment. Contrast over noise. The Elodie, in either colorway, belongs to a woman who already knows the effect she wants to have before she walks in. Features Ivory pointelle (crochet-knit) fabric with an open, delicate stitch pattern Fitted, sculpted bodice through the waist V-neckline finished with scalloped black crochet trim Black ribbon tie at the bust with fabric rosette and gold button detail Sleeveless Straight, column silhouette through a tea-length/midi hem Scalloped black crochet trim at the hem Fully lined bodice, soft knit stretch throughout Perfect For Black-tie-adjacent summer weddings Cocktail parties and evening receptions Rooftop and terrace dinners Date nights and anniversary dinners European vacations and coastal getaways Elegant client or business dinners Styling Tips Lean into the contrast — a black strappy heel or a black clutch echoes the trim without overdoing it. Gold jewelry (chain necklace, hoops, a stacked bracelet) keeps it warm against the black-and-ivory palette instead of going cold. This colorway reads more evening than the pink — save it for dinners and receptions rather than daytime events.