So we may have an addiction to fancy T-shirts. You know, the ones that are light enough to keep you cool but trendy enough to wear for drinks in the Design District. Whether we dress them up or down, they always make us feel like a million bucks. Here are six not-so-basic basics worthy of a spot in your closet.
6 Tees for When You Want to Look Fancy (but You Also Don’t Want to Try, Like, at All)
Published Oct 4, 2018
Revolve
The Cutout Tee
When you just can’t decide between a crewneck and a V-neck, we say go for both. This universally flattering neckline is edgy and shows off that collarbone.
Net-a-Porter
The Logo Tee
All you need is a super-luxe designer logo to take a plain ole white tee and make it fancy. Not into the idea of dropping half a G on a T-shirt? Plenty of wallet-friendly versions fit the bill.
Gucci ($590)
Eloquii
The Tie-front Tee
How to look effortlessly cute in literally no time? Throw on a basic top with a statement bow, of course. It’s guaranteed to add just enough oomph to any outfit.
Topshop
The High-neck Tee
This definitely isn’t a turtleneck, but it’s not your typical round neckline either. That extra inch of fabric goes a long way here, adding a touch of mod sophistication to an otherwise comfy silhouette.
ASOS
The Embellished Tee
Not much of an accessorizer? Let sequins, beads and appliqué do the work for you.
Nordstrom
The Wrap Tee
Looks trendy, feels like a T-shirt. Pair it with high-waisted jeans for feminine, cool-kid appeal.
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