The Mary-Lou Blouse behaves like a well cut shirt with the rebellious edge that defines That’s Not Fair London.
Cut on the bias for movement, the silhouette falls into a deliberate A-line: sharp enough to feel tailored, loose enough to remain child-led. The asymmetric band collar crosses over with a buttoned fastening. A small act of defiance.
Pleat detailing falls heavier on the left side, balanced with a single right-hand pleat.
A dropped shoulder leads into wide, full sleeves gathered into buttoned cuffs — rooted in traditional shirting, softened into something playful and lived-in.
In crisp white or powder blue, the Mary-Lou Blouse is precise, unfussy, and full of character. A shirt for the child who likes structure on their terms.
