The White Blouse Is This Season’s Most Sought-After Piece (You Can Wear It Today)

Emma Caldwell
September 12, 2026

Although there are still a few days of summer ahead, our reference stores have started to roll out the new mid-season trends, which we will premiere now, but which we will also wear in autumn. If this season you want to create a look that’s incredibly simple, but at the same time very elegant, you only have to opt for a single garment: the white blouse.

Just a quick glance at the new arrivals sections shows that right now it is an infallible bet. It is the perfect mid-season basic for creating the most versatile looks in any wardrobe. A true wildcard garment that adapts to any age or style.

Dadas sus múltiples cualidades, no es de extrañar que ahora mismo tengamos una gran variedad de blusas y camisas de color blanco. En las secciones de novedades de Zara, Mango o H&M encontrarás diseños de estilo romántico, que podrás estrenar hoy mismo.


Camisa blanca de Zara (35,99 euros)

White shirt from Zara (35.99 euros)

The new arrivals sections are packed with garments as special as this romantic-style design. Opt for blouses with embroidery and cutouts to debut the first mid-season looks.


Blusa blanca con bordados de H&M (29,99 euros)

White blouse with embroidery from H&M (29.99 euros)

It’s time to start discovering the essential pieces of the new season for the first days of mid-season. Opt for a long-sleeve blouse with embroidery.


Blusa blanca de Sézane (110 euros)

White blouse from Sézane (110 euros)

These kinds of mid-season garments are a safe bet for any everyday look. If you want to invest in a special piece you have to see this lovely embroidered design. Essential.


Camisa con bordados de Mango (35,99 euros)

Shirt with embroidery from Mango (35.99 euros)

And we have saved for last the most special piece of the new autumn collection. A blouse with floral embroidery that will help you achieve the most standout looks of the new season. Don’t let it slip away.

Emma Caldwell
Emma Caldwell
I’m Clara Desrosiers, a writer and fashion editor based in Toronto. I founded Backdoor Toronto to explore the intersection of fashion, identity, and culture through honest storytelling. My work is driven by curiosity, community, and a love for the creative pulse that defines this city.