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1930s Tops & Blouses

Inspired by the elegant blouses and bodices of the 1930s, our collection features soft fabrics, bold prints and feminine details. The perfect complement to high-waisted 1930s skirts and trousers.

1930s Tops & Blouses

Inspired by the elegant blouses and bodices of the 1930s, our collection features soft fabrics, bold prints and feminine details. The perfect complement to high-waisted 1930s skirts and trousers.
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1930s Ellen Blouse - Blush
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1930s Tie Neck Blouse - Summer Spray
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1930s Tops & Blouses

In the 1930s the blouse did the talking. Fussy details such as pussy bows, ties, ruffles and shirring gave a simple skirt or trouser real personality, and women built whole wardrobes around them. Our 1930s blouses and tops, designed by our in-house team and made in Yorkshire, bring that detail back in soft crepe, rayon and georgette, cut to sit at the natural waist.

1930s blouse styles

  • Tie-neck and pussy bow blouses for a classic, softly feminine 1930s look.
  • Wrap and shawl-collar blouses that flatter at the bust and waist.
  • Poet blouses with full sleeves and a romantic feel.
  • Sailor tops, from the decade's love of seaside style. See our nautical 1930s collection.
  • Blouson styles with extra fullness above a fitted waistband. Browse blouses with extra blouson.

How to wear a 1930s blouse

Tuck it in. The 1930s blouse was designed to sit at the natural waist, with a high-waisted skirt or wide-leg trousers to balance the detail on top. Silk-look prints and Art Deco patterns echo the decade, and 1930s prints and why we love them so is well worth a read if you want to know more. Our 1930s style guide covers the rest. UK sizes 8 to 18, with many styles up to 24.