It features back buttons, a long length, an integrated jabot, and distinctive sleeves.
This blouse was for a monsieur, but of course it could also be worn by a madam. The large, distinctive sleeves puff out like balloons, and at the end are pleated lace that matches the jabot.
Anyway, it's a style you don't see very often.
This is the fashionable clothing of a monsieur from a noble family in the 18th century. In fact, lace was first worn by monsieurs.
Judging from the buttons and the feel of the fabric, I think it was not made at that time, but rather at a later date.
