"sacai" 10's Layered lace-panel shirt blouse

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"sacai"
2013's Lace-panel layered shirt blouse

From sacai, which has continually brought new structural beauty to everyday wear by combining different elements, we present an exceptional piece with beautiful use of mixed materials. Centered on a crisp short-sleeve shirt, this piece elegantly brings together lace and tulle, camisole-like layers, and three-dimensional fabric panels.

The shirt section is crafted from a blend of polyester and cotton, offering a subtle sheen and a light drape. Meanwhile, an additional fabric made from cotton and linen adds just the right amount of firmness to the silhouette, and by layering delicate nylon lace and transparent tulle, it creates rich depth within a black-based color palette.

Inside, a smooth cupro camisole-like component is incorporated. From the hem, a multilayer structure intermittently reveals itself irregularly alongside the lace and tulle, forming a high-completion layered look that cannot be achieved through simple layering alone. The beauty also lies in how each material’s distinct sheen, level of sheerness, and matte texture change with movement—another standout feature.

Against the refined presence created by the regular collar and front buttons, flap-like panels placed on both sides add dimensionality. By drawing the eye from a relatively relaxed, straight-leaning body to the mixed-material hem, it preserves the practicality of a shirt while elevating it into a sacai-like, constructed silhouette. The listed size is 1, offering a well-balanced fit that harmonizes with everything from compact bottoms to wide silhouettes.

Stitched quality labels and multiple attached tags confirm the consistency of the product number, color, and size. The price is also preserved with the then-applicable consumption tax rate of 5 percent, giving this piece significant value as an archive that conveys sacai from around 2013.

Since intricate layering is completed with a single piece, individuality emerges without the need to build a complex outfit. We particularly recommend it for those who want to incorporate design into a basic shirt, or for those who wish to express a black style richly through differences in materials. In addition to pairing neatly with slacks, if you relax the look with faded denim, you can naturally bring the presence unique to an archive piece into your everyday wear.

This is an exceptional piece that allows you to enjoy advanced techniques for working with mixed materials, along with the unique balance sensibility of Chitose Abe—not only visually, but also in the way it moves when worn. Please take this opportunity.