Graphic tees are a fun way to show off your style, your personality, and even some of your interests. It seems like every brand or shop puts out graphic tees and a lot of them can be pretty reasonably priced. Today I have a few creative ways to style graphic tees (besides the standard jeans or denim shorts) and also my favorite places to find my tees!
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Where to buy
- Old Navy: Their tees are their own brand and designs. Think cute phrases, seasonal designs, and designs relating to places like New York City or Paris.
- Target: Target usually has a big selection of graphic tees. Here, again, you’ll find shirts with cute or quirky phrases. They also have a lot of licensed apparel. I’ve found so many fun pop culture related tees including Disney, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Mean Girls, and Stranger Things.
- Uniqlo: I really like Uniqlo, especially for their Disney collections. The problem is there aren’t any stores near me. Their graphic tees pretty much all run for $14.90 and occasionally they will have deals for free shipping or 2 tees for $19.90.
Styling
There are so many creative ways to style graphic tees. You obviously can wear your tees with jeans or leggings and still look really cute, but here are some creative ways to show off your style.
Palazzo pants
Patterned shorts or pants
Skirts or Dresses
There’s no reason you can’t wear a graphic tee with a skirt. You can even layer a tee over a dress for a similar effect, or under a dress for more of a 90s jumper look. You can dress this up or down, just think about your shoes and accessories to get the type of look that you want. Tip: when wearing a graphic tee with a skirt or over a dress, tuck it in to the skirt or tie the shirt up a bit. This way you’ll still be able to see your waist.
You look so pretty! I loved all your tee wearing ideas! Really they go so well with any bottom in our wardrobe!
Thank you! That’s sweet of you to say!
Very cute and creative outfits! Great post 🙂
Thank you! I appreciate hearing that!
I love the way patterns influence shirt styles. My kids feel embarrassed that they wear solid shirts. I’ll have to consider getting them plaid shirts in the future.