SAU LEE makes clothes for the evenings you remember: satin that catches the light, lace that reads as heirloom, and a column silhouette that has become the label's signature. Founded in Melbourne by designer Sau Lee, the house draws on her Chinese heritage and a very modern idea of occasion dressing. The first edit lands at OMARIEDEN with gowns, mini dresses, skirts and two knits with a Tang collar.

The centre of the collection. The Sabina Draped Halter Satin Gown falls in one fluid line from a halter neck, the Taron Lace Bodice Satin Column Gown pairs a sheer lace bodice with a satin column, and the Savie Strapless Jacquard Column Gown lets the fabric speak.

For dinners and late nights. The Isabel Cutout Long Sleeve Mini Dress plays with a single cutout at the waist; the Ellen Lace Yoke Satin Mini Dress brings lace to a satin body for a softer take on the short length.

The Roman Column Maxi Skirt is the label's signature in skirt form, while the Elva Floral Appliqué Satin Skirt adds hand-placed flowers to the same silhouette. Both pair with the knits below for day, and with a simple top for night.

Two fine knits with the house's Tang collar, a nod to the designer's heritage: the Petar Collared Fine Knit Top and the Otto Tang Collar Knit Cardigan. Worn with the skirts, they turn eveningwear into everyday.