1960s Slim T Shirt
White Crew-neck T-shirt by RE/DONE
How to wear RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt
A RE/DONE white crew-neck t-shirt and light blue jeans? It's easily a wearable ensemble that anyone could wear on a day-to-day basis. If you wish to immediately class up your ensemble with one item, complement your outfit with a pair of white and black leather ankle boots.
This casual pairing of a RE/DONE white crew-neck t-shirt and blue geometric tapered pants is a winning option when you need to look chic in a flash. Jazz up your ensemble by finishing off with a pair of tan leather pumps.
If you're searching for a casual but also chic ensemble, pair a RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt with black skinny jeans. Black suede chelsea boots complete this look very well.
You'll be amazed at how easy it is to pull together this casual look. Just a white crew-neck t-shirt teamed with black and white vertical striped culottes. A pair of black leather flat sandals acts as the glue that pulls this look together.
Why not make a RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt and navy skinny jeans your outfit choice? Both items are totally practical and will look nice married together. A pair of brown leather oxford shoes effortlessly steps up the style factor of any outfit.
Go for a simple yet casually stylish getup by teaming a RE/DONE white crew-neck t-shirt and navy flare jeans. Now all you need is a pair of beige leather wedge sandals to finish your getup.
Inject style into your current wardrobe with a RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt from farfetch.com and light blue ripped skinny jeans. As for shoes, complete your ensemble with a pair of white slip-on sneakers.
For an outfit that's super straightforward but can be flaunted in plenty of different ways, consider pairing a RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt from farfetch.com with blue jeans. Complete this outfit with a pair of white low top sneakers and you're all done and looking stunning.
This chic ensemble is ever-so-simple: a RE/DONE 1960s Slim T Shirt and black skinny jeans. Introduce a pair of charcoal slip-on sneakers to the equation and the whole ensemble will come together.