• The tie neck sits high at the throat, forming a self-tie detail that falls in a loose, elongated bow down the front placket - the defining feature of this blouse.
• Semi-sheer woven fabric drapes with a light, airy quality, allowing the blouse to skim the body rather than cling, with sleeves that billow gently from the shoulder and gather at the cuff.
• An all-over zebra print runs across the sheer fabric in bold, sweeping strokes - graphic enough to anchor the entire outfit without needing additional pattern elsewhere.
• The relaxed, oversized silhouette tucks neatly into high-waisted bottoms, giving structure to what is otherwise a deliberately unstructured shape.
• Hand wash only, keeping care straightforward for a piece that earns its place in a considered occasion wardrobe.

The volume through the sleeve and the softness of the bow neckline work together to create a silhouette that feels considered rather than fussy. Tucked into wide-leg velvet trousers - as worn here - the blouse takes on a genuinely dressed-up quality that suits an evening event, a wedding, or a day at the races. The high neck means jewellery is kept simple; a pair of drop earrings is all that's needed. For a graduation or smart occasion lunch, pair it with tailored wide-leg trousers in a dark, solid tone to let the print speak. The sheer quality of the fabric means a camisole or slip underneath is worth considering, and that layering choice is part of the styling rather than an afterthought. Block-heeled strappy sandals, as shown, maintain the polished line from hem to floor without competing with the blouse's own presence.