The quiet blouse
Hugo Caesar Tassi shaped Roscia for the Iulia collection — a blouse that reads as ease rather than effort, built from soft gathers and a single clean placket.
The neckline is a round band finished with a short notched slit, the fabric gathered softly into it so it falls in easy folds from the shoulder. Raglan seams keep the line uninterrupted across the shoulder, and the body is cut to a relaxed swing that moves with her.
At the wrist the full sleeves close into ruffled bell cuffs, the one flourish on an otherwise spare design. Worn loosely tucked into tailored trousers, it carries the day with no fuss at all.
Fine ramie, worn light
A lightweight ramie chosen for its airy hand and natural, slightly sheer finish.
Ramie has the cool crispness of fine linen with a softer drape; here it is woven light enough to read almost translucent in golden afternoon light, settling into soft folds at the neck and cuff.
Roscia is offered in a smoky Lavanda and a warm Avorio — the two tones the atelier kept, each chosen to suit the quiet, sunlit register of the cloth.