Marc Le Bihan Top Multi Plastron - White

An intricately constructed archival top by Marc Le Bihan, defined by its layered plastron detailing and deconstructed tailoring. Crafted in crisp white cotton, the piece balances romantic fragility with deliberate asymmetry, a hallmark of Le Bihan’s early avant-garde work.

The front features a multi-panel plastron with fine vertical pintucks and subtle textural variation, creating depth and architectural structure across the bodice. A soft pointed collar frames the neckline, while a partial button placket adds understated utility to the otherwise sculptural design.

Long sleeves are finished with elongated cuffs and delicate gathering, lending a poetic, slightly undone elegance. The silhouette tapers at the waist and releases into an asymmetric hemline, with raw and intentionally distressed edges that emphasize the garment’s deconstructed ethos.

The back reveals angled seaming and a layered construction that wraps and folds organically around the body, showcasing the designer’s mastery of pattern manipulation and drape.

Details:

• White cotton construction

• Multi-panel plastron front with pintuck detailing

• Partial button placket

• Soft pointed collar

• Long sleeves with extended cuffs

• Asymmetric hem with raw, distressed edges

• Sculptural, deconstructed silhouette

A rare and expressive piece that reads as both historical and forward-thinking—ideal for collectors of early avant-garde fashion or as a statement layering garment.