How to wear a denim shirt

A stylish, casual, sexy denim shirt has all the attributes to be a hit across seasons and centuries, and it is.

The reason we love denim shirts is mainly because of their adaptability. Thanks to its simplicity, it suits every type, both dark-haired and blonde, both full-figured and thin.

It is comfortable and can be worn to work, to the cinema, to a bar, but also to a children's party, dinner or just watching TV in the evening.

The greatest advantage is easy combinability. Denim shirts can be worn with just about everything. With trousers and a skirt, a jumper, a sweater over the head, a sweatshirt or a denim or leather jacket or a turtleneck. However, if you want to stand out in the crowd, opt for a denim shirt in a trendy combination with leatherette (it can be trousers or a jacket, or even both). Denim also goes beautifully in series with other denim . A popular fashion variation is to combine several types of denim in a pile. For example, have pants made of patterned denim , then a denim shirt in a different color and finally finish it off with jeans or other denim accessories (handbag, shoes, hat, etc.). Other proven combinations are withcolored corduroy , tulle or satin.

Anyway, bet on contrasts!

Since denim shirts used to be typical only for men's wardrobes, it is important to break up the loose cut of the shirt with something, to liven it up or to complement it. Fasten the shirt up to the neck, for example, and accessorize with a statement necklace, or, on the contrary, open the shirt, roll up the sleeves, raise the collar, tuck it into your pants, tie a knot at the end. Everything is allowed!

Another thing you can do to differentiate your denim shirt and give it a twist is the length. Asymmetry (the front is shorter than the back length) and/or slits on the shoulders are particularly trendy!

You don't have to stick to just shirts, feel free to ditch the sleeves and have a denim vest!

Our last tip and a hot fashion trend are denim shirts with chiffon sleeves. (WE RECOMMEND: meringue chiffon )

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