• Burnout floral fabric creates a tonal, semi-sheer texture across the body - the pattern sits within the weave itself rather than printed on top, giving it real depth up close.
• Voluminous balloon sleeves gather into elasticated cuffs, so the fabric billows dramatically through the arm before pulling in neatly at the wrist.
• A smocked yoke runs across the chest, drawing the fabric into soft, even gathers that allow the body of the blouse to fall away loosely beneath.
• The tie neckline sits at the centre front with a small keyhole opening - a small but considered detail that breaks up the neckline without overcomplicating it.
• Relaxed, oversized silhouette that skims rather than clings - the hem falls past the hip and moves freely with every step.

The burnout texture is what makes this blouse worth a second look. It catches the light differently depending on how you move, and the layered sheer quality means it reads as effortlessly put-together without trying too hard. The oversized cut is intentional - tuck the front hem loosely into wide-leg trousers, the way the model wears it here with a pair of dark wide-leg trousers, and the volume immediately feels balanced rather than shapeless. For a night out, let the balloon sleeves do the work and keep everything else minimal: simple hoop earrings, a slim bag, and a heel. The tie neck means you can adjust how much of the keyhole you show, so the same blouse can read more relaxed or more dressed-up depending on how you style it. It works equally well tucked into a satin midi skirt for a bar or left untucked over straight-cut jeans for drinks with friends.