• A cascading frill runs the full length of the front placket, layering in tiers that shift with every movement rather than sitting flat against the body.
• The self-tie neck fastening sits at the V-neckline and is finished with silver-tipped ends - it can be worn as a loose bow or left to fall open for a more relaxed décolletage.
• Hotfix embellishment is scattered evenly across the fabric, catching the light in a way that reads as refined rather than decorative - visible up close but subtle from a distance.
• Voluminous long sleeves are gathered into elasticated cuffs, creating a full, billowing shape through the arm that balances the structured frill at the front.
• Tencel fabric has a semi-sheer quality that allows the blouse to drape softly without clinging, giving the silhouette an airy, considered finish.
• Regular fit through the body keeps the volume intentional - the drama is in the details, not the overall shape.

The blouse sits loosely through the torso, letting the frill and sleeve volume do the work. It tucks neatly or skims the hip depending on how you wear it - both work. Paired as the model wears it, with high-waisted leather trousers and a belt, the softness of the blouse reads as a deliberate contrast to the sharper bottom half. That combination is strong for an evening occasion or a polished work event where a jacket feels too formal. For daytime, it works just as well under a tailored blazer with wide-leg trousers, the frill visible at the neckline above a lapel. The tie neck gives you room to adjust the mood - cinched into a neat bow it leans more structured; loosened and draped, it softens the whole look. This is a piece that moves between a smart lunch, a cocktail event, and the office without needing to be rethought each time.