What role does the zipper on the side seam of the blouse serve?
After seeing the description that there is a zipper on the side seam of the blouse, I became curious about how it opens. I would like to check what differences occur in the silhouette or styling method when the zipper is opened.
Opening the zipper on the side seam reveals the cream color layered inside to the outside, allowing you to style the clothes with a different width and mood[1][2].
The outside is deep black, but the inside features a bright cream color combination[3]. Centaur placed a zipper on the side seam so that this color combination can be revealed to the outside[4].
When the zipper is fully closed, it is styled as a neat solid-color blouse. When the zipper is opened, the cream fabric inside is revealed through the slit, showing the color contrast between the outer fabric and lining at a glance[5][6]. Depending on how much you open the zipper, the hem width can be flexibly widened, making it convenient to adjust the silhouette along the hip line even when worn untucked over bottoms.
The exact length of the side seam zipper and the maximum dimension of the slit have not yet been confirmed.