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"He walked the city’s streets, heart pounding with the rhythm of love, feeling the pulse of a thousand lives that beat in harmony with his own." - John Cheever, resident of 61 Jane St.
You will fall in love with this special piece splattered in quotes from author John Cheever, an inspiration for this collection. This top is a stand out from our Spring Collection. Dress her down with jeans or pair her with the matching Cheever sheer skirt over a simple black slip dress for a full outfit to dazzle.
Sheer tulle top with allover embroidered detail, featuring quotes from our favorite Jane Street residents, including the above from author John Cheever.
Relaxed t-shirt fit. Button closure at back neck. Offered in Golden Hour and Sunshower.
Pair with jeans, or with our Cheever Sheer Skirt.
Polyester tulle material.
Here are the actual words from John Cheever sewn throughout this top:
“She walked the city’s streets, heart pounding with the rhythm of love, feeling the pulse of a thousand lives that beat in harmony with her own."
“She could smell coffee and orange rinds on the steamy night air”
“The city was a symphony of lights, each window a note in the grand composition of urban life.”
“In the city’s crowded streets, she found solace amidst the anonymity, a refuge in the sea of faces that blurred into a collective existence.”
“In the city’s embrace, love bloomed like wildflowers in the cracks of sidewalks, defying the concrete and proclaiming its resilience.
“I did not belong to her world, but she was welcoming me into it. She was meeting me halfway, and that was a great relief. I did not have to be drenched by her extravagant hospitality or smothered by her intimacy.”
“Within the ordinary moments of our daily lives lies the potential for extraordinary grace and profound revelations.”
“Art is the triumph over chaos”
“There is magic in the air, a sense of infinite potential as the world awakens to the symphony of a new day.”
“I’m a stranger in this century”
