Crew Neck Knit T Shirt
Grey Crew-neck T-shirt by Elizabeth and James
How to wear Elizabeth and James Crew Neck Knit T Shirt
An Elizabeth and James grey crew-neck t-shirt and white wide leg pants are the kind of a no-brainer off-duty outfit that you so desperately need when you have no time to spare. You can get a little creative when it comes to footwear and introduce white low top sneakers to your getup.
Showcase your sartorial expertise in this off-duty combo of a grey crew-neck t-shirt and white ripped skinny jeans. A pair of beige leather pumps effortlessly ups the fashion factor of your look.
Flex your styling chops by opting for this off-duty combo of an Elizabeth and James Crew Neck Knit T Shirt and black leather skinny pants. To give your ensemble a more casual finish, why not complement this ensemble with a pair of white leather low top sneakers?
Breathe a relaxed vibe into your current styling rotation with an Elizabeth and James grey crew-neck t-shirt and white ripped skinny jeans. The whole getup comes together if you complete this outfit with a pair of white canvas low top sneakers.
When the setting permits a relaxed ensemble, consider wearing an Elizabeth and James grey crew-neck t-shirt and charcoal sweatpants.
For a casually cool ensemble, consider teaming a grey crew-neck t-shirt with black skinny jeans — these two pieces work really well together. The whole ensemble comes together when you complete your look with a pair of black leather chelsea boots.
One of the best ways to style out an Elizabeth and James Crew Neck Knit T Shirt is to wear it with light blue denim shorts for a laid-back ensemble.
An Elizabeth and James grey crew-neck t-shirt and black leggings are a wonderful combo to keep in your casual repertoire. Black athletic shoes are a guaranteed way to bring an element of stylish casualness to your look.
Wear an Elizabeth and James grey crew-neck t-shirt with a red leather mini skirt to be both off-duty and stylish. On the fence about how to round off? Add black suede lace-up ankle boots to the equation to amp up the chic factor.