Forget formal affairs, shirts aren’t just for schools and trying to impress big at interviews. They have way more uses than what you think. So next time you’re stuck in a style stress, stop and reach for one of these beauties…
The Classic All-Rounder
Everyone, and I mean everyone should have a white shirt in their wardrobe. Wear under knits for colder days, with your ‘I mean business blazer’ for smarter moments and with your distressed denim at weekends. It will literally never let you down.
This satin number will have your AM to PM dilemmas dealt with. Wear alone, or with one side tucked into your fave skinnies for a more dressed down approach.
The tie neck shirt shows no signs of stopping. And why should it when it looks this good? Wear loose or tied with a chic bow and pull out those hella hot leather trousers to wear with.
The Directional One
With cut outs on both the front and back and with flared sleeves – this number ticks a whole lotta boxes. So if you’re done with basic pieces, add it to basket RN.
The ‘I Woke Up Like This’ Shirt
An oversized white shirt will save you in so many sitchs. Lazy day lounging around at home? Wear by itself. Got up too late to think about what to wear? Tuck into an A-line leather mini or how about over your black mom jeans to flaunt that waist?
There’s a reason everyone’s having an embroidered moment. And it’s because of shirts like this. It’s a hero piece and one you need now.
A crisp shirt in a baby blue shade is where it’s at. This season twist up your classic shirt with a tie waist detail. This is one that welcomes creases. Just don’t tell your mum.
As pretty to look at off as it is on, this subtle frill and tie neck number is one for the ladylike lovers.
The One For The Bold Babes
If you’re one to go bold or go home, think satin this season in all the colour pop shades. One to rock on a Friday night if you’re not quite sure if you’re going out or ‘out out.’ Because it’s got your back for both.
The Switched Up Style
One to ditch the traditions for. Forget high necks, cute collars and embrace change with an off the shoulder cut.
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