Treat yourself to designer shirts
Designer shirts offer you a quick and easy way to upgrade your wardrobe, taking your personal style to the next level. These premium garments are usually made from top-quality materials, and show exquisite craftsmanship. They can often become investment pieces, forming an essential backbone of your wardrobe. New to the world of designer gear? It's best to start simple. Look for plain shirts in styles that you already wear. You may prefer a v-neck or a boat neck, long or short sleeves – whatever you like, don't stray too far from your existing style. This will mean that your new designer tops are versatile, and fit right into your wardrobe with your current outfits.
How to rock a designer logo shirt
Some designer shirts have big, bold logos front and centre. If you're brave enough to try one, it can create a seriously striking look. When creating an outfit around a logo shirt, first think about colour and print. You'll generally want to keep the rest of your clothes plain, so nothing clashes or competes for attention. Balance your outfit by experimenting with volume. If you've got a big, baggy shirt, stick to skinny jeans or leggings. You could also try mom jeans or a high-waisted skirt – but in this case, be sure to tuck in your shirt, at least partially, to show off your waist. If you've got a more fitted shirt, you can mix things up by trying a long, tiered skirt or wide-legged trousers. Throw a blazer on over the top for an interesting, stylish look that mixes smart and casual; you can roll up the sleeves to keep things relaxed.
Dressing up in premium shirts
Designer shirts are ideal for creating smart outfits for formal events. In this case, make sure yours fits well. A fitted design should be snug but not too tight, without stretching uncomfortably. To highlight your figure, wear it tucked into a pencil skirt and finish with a pair of heeled court shoes. A smart jacket will finish the look, making it totally suitable for the office. For a smart-casual look, try polo shirts. Leave one or two of the buttons open, depending on how long the placket is. A pair of jeans or a denim skirt will make your designer polo shirt look casual, while chinos or slim-fitting trousers will give you a smarter style.
