Pink Fringed Texture Asymmetrical V-Neck Tie-Front Blouse

Description

Jacques Wei Fall/Winter 2026
Texture is the point of the Pink Fringed Texture Asymmetrical V-Neck Tie-Front Blouse. The surface is covered in short fringed fibres that give it a soft, feathery look, in a pink that runs from pale to bright, with small grey and black flecks showing through.

The spec lists silk and describes the fabric as light and breathable. The neckline is a V, drawn in with thin ribbon ties at the chest, and the front overlaps on a diagonal, so the hem is asymmetrical and sits higher on one side than the other. The sleeves are wide and gathered, with a ribbon tie at each cuff.

In the close-up, the tie sits where the V begins and the opening below it stays narrow. The ribbon is a pale lilac-pink, close to the colour of the fabric, so it reads as part of the surface instead of a contrast detail.

The lookbook wears it with a grey-green mini skirt covered in small pink flowers, sheer black tights, black ankle-strap heels, green earrings and a gold-toned clutch. The pink of the blouse matches the flowers on the skirt, so the two read as one outfit. For a plainer pairing, dark trousers or a black skirt would leave the fringed texture as the only detail.

In the side view the sleeve volume is the widest part of the silhouette, and the blouse ends around the waistband of the skirt. That makes it a top to wear with something close-fitting or short on the bottom half, where the sleeves supply the width.

Fringed fibres lift and tangle when rubbed. Wash it only as the garment’s care label says, keep it away from hook-and-loop fasteners and rough bag straps, and shake it out gently instead of brushing it, so the fibres stay loose.

The Pink Fringed Texture Asymmetrical V-Neck Tie-Front Blouse is part of Jacques Wei Fall/Winter 2026. Jacques Wei started in 2010 and works with couture-inspired techniques and masculine tailoring; the label’s own range is on Jacques Wei’s official site. Sizing is in the size chart on this page.