Top da donna.

A top decides how your whole outfit reads. Our womens tops sit between Opium, Y2K and Gothic — cropped tops, mesh, corset lines and clean basics for women living between worlds. From Berlin, Shanghai, Tokyo and Poznan.

What makes Fūga womens tops special.

We don't think of tops as an accessory, but as a statement layer. The cuts come from Opium, Y2K and Gothic: tight cropped tops, transparent mesh, asymmetric edges and corset details. No restocks — every drop is final. You'll find more in our womens fashionsection.

How to style your tops.

A cropped top over cargo holds the line between hard and soft. A mesh top under a blazer pulls the style toward Businesscore. Layering is the rule, not the exception. For a darker vibe you combine toward Dark Academiasection.

What the collection contains.

From clean baby tees to corset tops, longsleeve mesh: the range covers every mood. Dark basics for every day, harder cuts for evening. How to build complete outfits from these we show in the journal article on Dark Academia for womensection.

Frequently asked questions.

Which womens tops look good with Opium style.

Dark and tight cropped tops with clean lines are the base. Black, fine shoulder straps or long sleeves, no loud branding. Pair with wide pants or a long coat — the contrast between tight and wide brings the Opium look.

How do I pair a mesh top.

A mesh top works best as a layer: over a sports bra, under a blazer or over a simple t-shirt. That way the transparency stays a detail, not a statement. Discreet by day, evening only.

Are the tops tight or oversized.

Both. Cropped and corset tops cling to the body, our baby tees run slightly fitted. Oversized shows up more in long sleeves and crewnecks. Exact measurements are in the size table of each product.