Why it's worth it
Bell sleeves at this scale make every other top look like it's not trying.
The Edit
Bell sleeves this wide — flaring from a fitted elbow seam to a full theatrical hem — are the whole proposition here. The mock-neck, button-front body is cut close so the silhouette reads intentional rather than consumed by print; the paisley itself is house-developed, layering gold scrollwork over a deep crimson ground in a pattern dense enough to feel more tapestry than textile. Unlined and lightweight, it tucks cleanly or floats untucked over wide trousers with equal conviction.
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