All right, time for the second part of the basic layering
method. This round, the layers are going on top of the graphic tee. There are so many options for this.
Pretty much if you can wear it on top of a shirt, it will step up your
basic graphic tee outfit. Does that mean
I’m not going to bother with examples?
Of course not!
Once again, I've got my basic gear on. It’s an outfit I've worn as is many times,
minus the knives. (WARNING: knives are
not suitable accessories for most real world tasks! This writer does NOT recommend adding them to
your outfit!)
However, I've got to say that this version is probably going
to be one of my new favorites. This
cropped top hasn't been worn much. I got
it for a specific outfit and event, but have largely ignored it since. As you see however, it’s a great completer
piece and really gives this outfit a more interesting, and slightly more
feminine vibe.
For my next look, I'd like to bring in a special guest!
Now make no mistake, the fantastic Bob Ross needs no
enhancing. That being said, I am writing
about leveling up outfits, so here we go.
A basic black vest offers much in the way of
versatility. It’s a nice way to add
interest without adding bulk, which is especially desirable if you live
someplace hot. Not that you’re thinking
about clothes anymore. No, I know ‘happy
trees’ is running through your brain at the moment…
Good now? Then let’s
continue!
So what should I add this time? Well if you’re not one to use more decorative
clothing items, and it’s too hot for something like a jacket, then this next
example is probably going to be your go to for dressing up a graphic tee.
Button down shirts are an excellent friend to graphic
tees. This is my husband’s favorite
method. Left unbuttoned, you've given your graphic tee a boost. Need to look a
little more professional or dressed up on the fly? Button up and go! My husband loves doing this if he’s going out
before or after work and doesn't want to have to change.
So I think that you've seen a pretty good summary on
layers. Next time, we’ll talk about
substitutions that can be made instead of or alongside layering. Come back soon!
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