Victoria Beckham

Button-up cropped shirt

390 €

The Row

Baltica Shirt

920 €

The Row

Brant Shirt

1.160 €

The Row

Blaga shirt

1.470 €

Saint Laurent

Bow button-down shirt

1.190 €

Jacquemus

Plidao shirt

490 €

Bottega Veneta

Pinstripe cotton shirt

1.100 €

Alexander Wang

Long-sleeved cropped shirt

410 €

Bottega Veneta

Compact cotton shirt

1.100 €

The Row

Angelique shirt

1.100 €

Victoria Beckham

Cold-shoulder poplin shirt

390 €

Alexander Wang

Gathered satin shirt

495 €

Maison Margiela

Raw-hem poplin shirt

750 €

Isabel Marant

Nyme shirt

590 €

Victoria Beckham

Floral-print shirt

690 €

Maison Margiela

Oversized cotton shirt

650 €

Saint Laurent

Velvet shirt

1.690 €

Partow

Callie top

995 €
Sale

Ganni

Checked long-sleeve shirt

227,50 € 325 €

Saint Laurent

Buttoned-up silk shirt

1.090 €
Sale

Tibi

Elbow slit blazer

406 € 580 €

WOMEN’S SHIRTS

Shirts for women are one of the clothing items with the longest history. Women’s shirts first showed up as shirt dresses to be worn as undergarments during the Roman Empire. Back then, they were pieces to wear under other forms of clothing. With time, patterns shortened and got closer to what we know today as a classic shirt. 

Currently, women’s designer shirts are a symbol of elegance and sophistication; a piece all the biggest fashion labels have explored with different meanings. Prada, for example, opened the path to the exploration of symbology of the shirt as uniform. The great Italian powerhouse has found a way to reconvert a classic staple into something cool with an air of intellectualism. 

Labels like Valentino or Victoria Beckham explore a side of the women’s shirt as a romantic symbol. Their delicate, elegant designs explore the utmost expression of modern femininity. The different bows and lapels further reinforce their poetic notions of the shirt. 

For Jil Sander and Etro, women’s shirts are a key piece of their collections. Each following their own brand ethos, they both achieve a decontextualization of the shirt as almost an art piece. For Saint Laurent, shirts have this androgynous function so sought after in their collections. 


Brands of women’s shirts at Ottodisanpietro

As we were able to see, the grand majority of labels explore the multiplicity of women’s ways of expression through shirts. With both classic and deconstructed versions, gatherings and drapings, bows and shredded hemlines; shirts for women always find a way to the different types of realities in our world. 

Exploring our section of shirts for woman online, you may find all ranges of aesthetics and designs, powered by some of the most famous labels in the world. These almost sartorial pieces continue to be front row in modern style choices. Their easy elegance and freshness makes them a key piece for our closets. This is the case for the more classic versions. On the other hand, reinterpretations and reconstructions of the classic shirt patterns seek to be pieces closer to art. Both gather all the attention, and showcase interest in details and fashion on different occasions. 

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