Watercolour Floral Blouse

The sleeves are cut in a balloon raglan style, which means the fabric sweeps out dramatically from the shoulder rather than following the arm's shape. The volume is real and intentional. A fitted cuff at the wrist pulls it back in, so the silhouette reads sculptural rather than oversized.

It's a watercolour floral, which means the edges are soft and painterly, not sharp or graphic. The colours bleed into each other the way a watercolour wash does. On a multicoloured base, it reads as an artistic print rather than a repeat pattern you'd find on a standard floral blouse.

The length is 22 inches, which puts the hem at roughly hip level. It sits best over high-waist trousers, wide-leg pants, or a midi skirt. You don't need to tuck it. The straight fit means it skims the body without clinging, so it works untucked as a complete look.

It works for both. The watercolour print and voluminous sleeve give it enough visual interest for a dinner or a date night. Pair it with tailored trousers and it reads as workwear. The blouse is tagged for both 9am workwear and 9pm dinner occasions, so you're not choosing one context over the other.

At 100% polyester, the fabric is lightweight and holds its shape wash after wash. It won't shrink or bleed colour the way natural fibres sometimes do. It's also machine washable, which matters when a print this detailed would be a hassle to hand-wash or dry-clean.

Machine wash works fine. The polyester construction means the watercolour print stays true to colour through regular washes. Turn the blouse inside out if you want to be extra careful, but it's not a requirement.