How to rock a bourgeois blouse
Jamie Bochert cavorting across the pages of Vogue in leather jeans and bourgeois blouses? Scorchio. And the ultimate proof that it’s not what you wear but how. Could those blouses look any less conservative? Bochert’s dandyish take on rock chick (since the Balmain aesthetic is pretty much OVAH, or it is if you’re Christophe Lemaire), is the perfect romantic-bohemian mix and exactly how I like to see blouses worn now.
They’re also how Hamilton-Paris‘ Sophie Hamilton wears her blouses (below). The aristocratic designer and her Paris-based design partner Charles Sebline are experts at cutting the perfect waterfall blouse and Hamilton wears hers Bochert-style, with cut-to-the-bone jeans, ankle boots and the requisite handsome hanks of wavy dark hair.
The dandy blouse look can be easily achieved with a long skinny silk scarf (I favour an Hermes Cravate Foulard), but for the real deal, check out Hamilton Paris’ luxe silk blouses…
Rheanne
13 August, 2010 @ 10:15 pm
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WendyB
13 August, 2010 @ 11:23 pm
Blouses never work on me but they can be so sex-ay on other peeps!
Shay
14 August, 2010 @ 6:18 am
yes, yes, and yes.
Sister Wolf
17 August, 2010 @ 2:36 am
It's all Patti Smith to me.