This blouson is the new edition of a style from the SS1983 Collection, a reinterpretation that is part of an outfit consisting of a jacket, shirt and skirt. This look, featured in a shot by Arthur Elgort published in Vogue US in 1983, represents a significant moment in the construction of an essential yet highly distinctive aesthetic. The garment stands out for its essential construction, defined by the single-breasted line with a classic collar and padded shoulders that create a clean and balanced silhouette. The flap patch pockets instead introduce a functional and modern element. Made from mélange viscose gabardine, it has a soft, compact surface that naturally hugs the figure. The Spring/Summer 1983 collection is distinguished by an understated elegance built around the daytime suit, with below-the-knee or calf-length skirts accompanied by cropped jackets with cinched waists that define the silhouette with precision. Slightly rounded shoulders soften the structure, while tapered trousers with pleats introduce controlled volume and fluidity. The materials, inspired by the English tradition, enrich the surfaces of the styles, while the colour palette alternates classic tones with more lively touches. The evening selection expands on this balance with more sensual lines, deep necklines and more pronounced volumes, maintaining coherence and visual intensity. The model is 178 cm tall and is wearing size 40/S (Italian Size) Fabric: mélange viscose gabardine Classic collar Front placket with visible buttons Patch pockets with flap and button Single-buttoned cuffs The garment is part of the Armani/Archivio SS1983 look Made in Italy FABRIC: 100% VISCOSE; LINING: 100% SILK (MULBERRY)