• Printed mesh construction - sheer, lightweight, and designed to layer, giving the blouse that effortlessly undone quality that makes it stand out without trying too hard.
• Deep V-neckline with a button-front fastening running to the hem - the kind of detail that lets you dial the look up or down depending on how many buttons you actually do up.
• Long sleeves with buttoned cuffs lend a structured, shirt-like finish that keeps the silhouette sharp even when the fabric is anything but heavy.
• Cut specifically for taller frames, with proportions - sleeve length, body length, and overall fit - that actually work with a longer torso and longer limbs.
• A fitted, tapered silhouette that skims the body without clinging - close enough to feel intentional, relaxed enough to move freely in all day.

The tapered cut does something clever here - it reads polished from across the room but up close it's all sheer mesh and easy button-front energy. Tuck it into wide-leg tailored trousers and let a button or two do the talking, or wear it open over a simple cami for a more relaxed, layered feel. This blouse is built for the kind of day that starts at a café and ends at a friend's dinner - the sort of occasion where you want to look considered without looking like you tried too hard. Style with loafers or pointed flats and minimal jewellery; the blouse already has enough going on.