Quick answer
The Camille Choker is an adjustable black ruffled collar in soft polka-dot mesh. Wear it high on the neck as a choker with the Camille set, or tie it around the leg as a garter. For daywear, keep it as the single statement piece over a plain neckline.
What the Camille Choker actually is
This is a black ruffled collar in soft polka-dot mesh with an adjustable tie neck, so the fit is set by the knot rather than a clasp. It is designed as both a choker and a lingerie accessory, and the same tie lets you wear it around the leg as a garter. That dual use is the reason it styles well with the Camille collection and with a plain black dress.
Match the choker to the Camille set
The Camille Choker shares the polka-dot and embroidery language of the wider Camille collection, which includes a black contour bra, an open cup bra and a matching panty. Because the choker is the smallest piece, let it repeat the set rather than introduce a new colour. If you are building the look from scratch, the Camille Panty is the simplest starting point and the choker finishes it.
Take it into daywear without looking costumed
A ruffled collar reads as vintage, so give it a clean backdrop: a plain black slip dress, a fine-knit top with an open neckline, or a blazer with nothing underneath. Keep earrings small or skip them, since the ruffle already frames the face. If the neckline is high, move the choker to the wrist or the leg instead of forcing it at the throat.
Five steps to style the Camille Choker
- Start with the outfit, not the choker: Choose the Camille set or a plain black dress first, then add the choker last so it reads as a finish rather than the whole look. Checkpoint: if the outfit already has a ruffle, lace collar or busy print at the neck, stop and simplify.
- Tie it high and flat on the neck: Place the tie neck so the ruffle sits just under the jaw, then knot it at the back or side and smooth the mesh flat against the skin. Common mistake: tying too low on the collarbone, which makes the ruffle collapse instead of framing the face.
- Switch it to a garter for leg styling: Untie the choker and wrap it around the upper thigh, knotting it so the ruffle sits to the outside of the leg, over hosiery or bare skin. Checkpoint: it should stay put when you walk a few steps; retie tighter if it slips.
- Layer it with daywear in one direction only: Pair the choker with a plain neckline and keep other jewellery minimal, or move it to the wrist if the top already has a high or detailed collar. Common mistake: stacking the choker with a pendant necklace, which tangles the tie and hides the polka-dot mesh.
- Store it flat and untied: Loosen the knot after wearing and lay the choker flat so the ruffled mesh does not crease or stretch. Next step: check the tie for fraying before each wear, since the knot is the part that takes the most handling.
Product facts
- Camille Choker: Camille Choker is a black ruffled collar in soft polka-dot mesh with an adjustable tie neck, and can be worn as a choker or tied around the leg as a garter. One accessory covers neck and thigh styling, so you can change the look without buying a second piece.
- Camille Panty: Camille Panty is part of the Camille collection, which mixes couture-inspired embroidery with polka dot design and includes two bras. Buying within the collection keeps the polka-dot and embroidery details consistent with the choker.
