The Gehry Bolero Blouse

This top is named after Frank Gehry. Frank Gehry is a master of incredible design. Therefore, by the law of syllogism, this top is a master of incredible design. They would approve of that kind of theorizing at MIT. What's MIT got to do with it? It's home to Gehry's mind-blowingly awesome Strata Center, which is, in my opinion, the architectural incarnate of this uni... More

This top is named after Frank Gehry. Frank Gehry is a master of incredible design. Therefore, by the law of syllogism, this top is a master of incredible design. They would approve of that kind of theorizing at MIT. What's MIT got to do with it? It's home to Gehry's mind-blowingly awesome Strata Center, which is, in my opinion, the architectural incarnate of this unique bolero. So, where do I see similarities? Everywhere. The variegated ecru, blue, crimson and black stripes of this fine knit are twisted, like the Strata Center, into an unexpected, yet aesthetically astounding form. A diagonal button closure traverses the bust, leading up into the supple curves of a ribbed cowl neck. Bat wing sleeves create a structural outline, and the X shape of the front enhances the curves of the bust. This bolero is built to add interest to the cityscape of any wardrobe. If you're looking for the blueprint to making a great outfit with this sweater, here's what I recommend - place this top on the canvas of a flared monochrome dress or a black tank and pants for a look that, in my experience, will get more compliments than you can count.  -Hannah, Fashion Writer 

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