Whether it be the onslaught of legging trends, the continuation of post-pandemic comfort dressing, or hybrid work-from-home life, my casual era is in full force. I’m finding myself using any excuse to dress up my choice comfort clothes. I’ve even taken it as far as going out at night. Whether it be sweatpants, leggings, lounge sets, or T-shirts, good layering and chic staples can elevate any relaxed pieces.
Winter weather especially lends itself to comfortable clothing, not just for the fact of wanting to constantly cozy up and stay in, but for the tactic of layering crisp, tailored pieces with your sweats or T-shirts. Also known as, me making the “dress shirt and sweatpants” Zoom look into a real capsule wardrobe.
A basic white T-shirt is something almost everyone has in their wardrobe (or should) and it can be one of the most versatile pieces. I’ve started wearing mine with casual wear, workwear, or party wear and the below are some of my favorite outfit inspirations (along with the pieces I’m eye-ing to recreate them).
The most polished ensemble does exist (and it involves a T-shirt). Plus, a boxy blazer, classic black accessories, and a playful pair of jeans.
Dressing up a cool white T-shirt with pink pieces is my kind of nighttime look. A retro pink shoulder bag, hot pink mules, and a slip skirt make for the best mood-boosting ensemble.
The coolest way to wear a T-shirt, period. Pair it with a pinstripe micro mini, a worn leather bomber, and killer shades.
Yes, cargo pants, kitten heels, and bright accessories for 2023. This is the quintessential outfit of trendy pieces that you should consider add-to-carts for this year.
Accenting with patterned accessories is one of my favorite ways to dress up basics. Plus, dark wash jeans always feel more elevated. Outfit complete.
A black denim midi is an amazing investment piece for year-round dressing. Pairing it with a T-shirt and cardigan is an ideal look for a casual work day or daytime errands.
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