This blouse is the new edition of a style from the FW1979 Collection, a reinterpretation that is part of an outfit consisting of a jacket, blouse and trousers. Seen in Aldo Fallai's shots for the FW1979 campaign and published in Vogue Italia July 1979 in the feature “Italian prêt-à-porter for autumn”, this look embodies the spirit of the season, where the suit is redesigned and reinterpreted through draping in an expression of a softer, more modern elegance. The garment stands out for its essential and refined construction, defined by a high neckline with long sleeves and a partial zip closure at the neck that introduces a functional and modern element. Made of silk satin, it has a fluid and lustrous surface that follows the body naturally. The Autumn/Winter Collection of 1979 constructs a silhouette with broad shoulders, elongated lines and playful asymmetries, where one-button, single-breasted jackets are juxtaposed with wide-leg trousers and straight knee-length skirts. Fabrics such as bird's-eye tweed and Prince of Wales check introduce a hint of tradition and are reworked in a more modern spirit, while striped silk shirts with knotted details add a softer, more feminine accent. The outerwear pieces include printed leather and an intense, varied colour palette that help to define the structured yet dynamic aesthetic, balancing precise tailoring with expressive freedom. The model is 178 cm tall and is wearing size 40/S (Italian Size) Fabric: silk satin Partial zip closure at the neck Long sleeves The piece is part of the Armani/Archivio FW1979 look Made in Italy FABRIC: 100% SILK (MULBERRY)