I am a very recent convert to pussybow blouses. I don't like them as formal office-type wear, I think without a little edge they are too fussy and veer too close to Dynasty territory. But I love vintage and the more retro looking and quirkier pussybow blouses I've come across seem like a better tribute to the original 70s look. Personally I think that unless you're of the willowy disposition the fitted tunic shape is more flattering than the elasticated bottom/tucked in look.
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Dorothy Perkins coral blouse, just €25 |
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ASOS Petite Horse tunic approx €46 |
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French Connection |
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French Connection again! Somewhat Little House on the Prairie no? |
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Mango Ditsy blouse, nice floral, nice v-neck and nice price-down to €35 on ASOS |
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Miss Selfridge £25, this would almost pass as a Vivienne Westwood creation. |
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Oasis, out of stock at the mo on ASOS. More fussy than the others but the sheer fabric stops it being too strait-laced. |
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Oasis swallow print blouse €45. The photos on both the Oasis and ASOS websites do not do this blouse justice, I have tried it on and it is gorgeous! |
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Sugarhill Boutique blouse ASOS, reduced to €37. I think this is the one for me, check out the catwalk viewing option on ASOS for the bow untied, that'll be how I'm wearing it! |
Leaving the bow undone makes for a nice v-neck and a much more relaxed look, high collars don't work for everyone, and you're getting two quite different looks from one top. Three of the above are also giving a nod to the print trend, so more style for your buck! These would all be gorgeous with a lovely blue denim wide flare. And a wooden wedge!
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