A little '60s fun to wear with jeans, trousers or skirts. Runs small. Note that the flouncy sleeves do not layer well under a cardigan with sleek sleeves.

The pattern makes this fun blouse extra Retro. Its length works well on petites. Runs small. Note that the flouncy sleeves do not layer well under a cardigan with sleek sleeves.

You can't see the fabulous side detailing on this blouse in the photo because it's tucked into trousers, but it has side insets with tabs running across the insets. Super cute unique silhouette and elephant pattern.

A little Spring happiness to wear under a jacket. A good blouse for a small-framed torso. Works well on petties.

Horsey Peasant Fabness.

You can't see the tiered ruffle on this blouse in the photo because the arm of the model is covering it, but it's romantically flouncy and pretty. Great on small-busted apple shapes.

'70s Subtle Ruffled Fabness.

A global geometric design in shades of olive. Good on a small-busted apple.

A romantic, soft tunic blouse with an unusual handkerchief hem and patch pockets. Wear the necktie open or tied.

A winner on clients because it drapes like a dream and is casually dressy. Lovely, lovely high-low layers. Works on most body types, and might run a size big.

Edwardian Chic. Best on a long neck. Nice diagonal shadow stripe.

Graphic floral with colour blocked cuffs. Nice on an apple shape and inverted triangle. Works well tucked, semi-tucked or untucked.

A little daytime sparkle to wear with a pencil skirt, pair of trousers or jeans. Fun back button detailing.

Asian-inspired and unique in the white. Best on a broad shoulder line.

A fun handkerchief hem tunic blouse with subtle slanted patch pockets. Festive in the galaxy pattern.

Works on a larger and smaller bustline. The knitted back is extra comfy. Casually dressy. Read the rave reviews.

'70s fun with flared or cropped jeans.

I have not seen this blouse in person yet, but the navy sparkle looks interesting. The more fitted drape front looks good too.