The butterfly has long been a fashion motifs that's constantly being reinterpreted. It's not uncommon to see it pop up on runways in a number of ways - think Elsa Schiaparelli's papillon prints or Mariah Carey's epic Emanuel Ungaro top from 2000, for example.

This year, the insect has resurfaced as one of the hottest trends to hit the noughties renaissance, thanks to stars like Olivia Rodrigo and Saweetie. And for good reason.

The History

The Butterfly Shirt is one of the most popular trends this season - but where did it all begin? It’s a motif that has gained cult attention for decades, first appearing in the 1930s courtesy of Elsa Schiaparelli’s papillon prints. And then, much later on, as glitzy accouterments during the early aughts (thank you Mariah Carey).

Since then, the butterfly has been reimagined time and again - from fashion designers like Chanel who pay tribute to it in their runway collections and Instagram feeds, to independent artists like Maroske Peech who abstract the creature with craftcore-inspired details or indie label NEVE which uses foraged wings in its jewelry. Now, the Y2K-inspired trend is sweeping the fashion world once again, and the humble butterfly top is making a comeback alongside everything from low-rise jeans and velour tracksuits to sparkly tooth gems.

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The Butterfly Shirt is available in a range of sizes, styles and colors. Choose from a short or long sleeve, a v-neck or crew neck, and whether you want it in a light or mid-weight fabric.