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AW Fashion: 1 Male Shirt styled 7 ways
Use denim shorts and snakeskinankle boots to achieve thissporty style. Tip: Pullthe hems of the shirtoutwards under theshorts, and leaveit unbuttoned toshow off somecleavage.
All Woman, Fashion, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
August 12, 2018

AW Fashion: 1 Male Shirt styled 7 ways

Stylist/Merchandiser Kristia Franklin shows how…

For those of us who simply cannot afford the luxury of wearing something new every time we step out, repeating outfits – in this case, a male shirt – is your best bet to ensure you get a return on investment, and multiple #ootd ops. Within the Insta population especially, a repeat outfit on your feed is considered taboo, so it’s very important to update your style game with every post.

In walks fashion merchandiser and stylist Kristia Franklin – aka My Repeat Offender – with golden rules on upcycling. Franklin employs style notes of the early ’90s to elevate her latest find: a patchwork paisley print men’s shirt. Denim thigh-high boots, skinny shades, and latex apparel and accessories add a trendy touch.

“I’ve always been enthusiastic about styling on a budget,” Franklin says. “So versatility and repeating outfits with particular tweaks are key.” “As a stylist/merchandiser, I would often hear ‘this outfit is a one-time wear so I’ve decided to highlight the contrary by showing just how to do a repeat. The prop styling and location are an extension of my creative expression, but who doesn’t love a vintage bug?”

AW Fashion takes note.

Roll up thesleeves and slipinto some denimthigh-high bootsto recreate thislook.
Fashionstylist andmerchandiserKristiaFranklin
Layer the shirt over afull latex ensemble. First,button the collar, then fastenthe last button behind you– that gives a seamlesscut-away to show offyour latex look, andadd volume.
Style your shirt with denim cut-offs, a bralette worn over the shirt — to restrict movement in a windy or active situation — and edgy lace-up boots.(Photos: Alexander Wong)
How to pair your shirt with a denimmini? Leave it unbuttoned, pull the skirtupwards to the waistline, and leave thehems of the shirt peeking out.
Tuck the collar under, and roll the sleeves tothe elbows, then do a criss-cross with thehems of the shirt. For a more sensual vibe, slipinto a racy red skirt, add a statement necklaceand ankle-strap sandals, and you’re off.
The au courant cold-shoulder trend provides theperfect complement to this casual look, tie a knotat the bust; add a little spunk with trendy skinnyshades, a denim skirt, and some plimsolls to top it off.

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