It features a double-layer neckline but also incorporates a cut reminiscent of a shoulder strap.
This neckline design reminds me of the tops worn by major rock stars in the 1950s.
The arc narrowed slightly from top to bottom, and paired with the bandage,it had a strong gypsy flavor.
In fact, this kind of thing already existed among the nobles and soldiers in the Middle Ages.
The design featuring straps and a large collar is commonly referred to as a Peasant Shirt
During the Renaissance, it was referred to as the “Poet Shirt”Later,the nomadic characteristics of the Gypsies were blended with the clothing of Eastern European farmers.
The Bohemian Shirt has become a part of the Bohemian style
In the 1950s, the hippie movement brought such shirts back into the public eye.
The pattern features naturally curved laurel embroidery, with an embroidered faux pocket on the left chest, exuding Western and nomadic vibes.
Buttons are white mother-of-pearl fish-eye buttons.