The ruched mesh top is called both “transparent” and “lined.” Its prose specifically describes a lined cross neck, but the bullet list does not identify which other areas have lining. Treat coverage as an open question. The colour photo may suggest an answer, yet lighting and the layer beneath the model can change what looks opaque.

Map the transparent panels

For the selected Dark Green, Khaki or Black version, request front, back and inside views. Mark the cross-neck area, body and sleeves separately: which parts show skin or an underlayer, and where does the lining stop? If you would wear it with a camisole, compare the camisole neckline with the top’s cross-neck shape in a mirror. This makes the intended underlayer visible or concealed by choice rather than by guesswork.

The listing specifies long sleeves, ruching and a zip fastening at the back, with polyester and spandex named but no percentages. It offers S/M/L without finished bust, shoulder, sleeve or length measurements. A back zip does not establish how much room the body has. Ask for those dimensions and the zip length before selecting a size; do not treat “sheer” or “lined” alone as a coverage guarantee. A solid underlayer is an outfit option, not an included accessory.